Hunter Hampton
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27,000 of those are from me.
I believe it only counts unique IP addresses, not from the same computer.
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27,000 of those are from me.
I believe it only counts unique IP addresses, not from the same computer.
I have a 150cc scooter.
I have a 350cc scooter, made by.... RED.
wait, is that the one they released or just the one they announced?
New clip from Japan. Large file
What's weird is some files are running at ( 21.56 mbits/s ) like this one
http://photo-cafe.jp/scoop/archives/2008/09/d90_movie.html
The duck footage is running at ( 22.83 mbits/s ) and is an orginal
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0809/08090101nikond90samplegallery.asp
The original bird footage is ( 14.27 mbits/s )
What's up with this?
Another thing too,
Someone pointed out that the D90 stabilizer that is in the camera might be running while video is going. This stabilizer might be causing some of the image wave because it's intended for still captures and not video.
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The wobble is so prevalent I wonder whether the kit lens (which would be what many of these clips would use) is part of the problem, specifically the VR reduction system ?
A wild guess at best, but I do know from personal experience that CMOS rolling shutter wobble can be exaggerated by other mechanical influences - I say all this with no clue as to how the VR works, so take my comments with a large pinch of salt.
HV30 + cheap vibrating adaptor = WobbleWorld™:
http://www.vimeo.com/1383747
>>>>Good find !
Downloading right now very slow - or very busy - server !
<<<New clip from Japan. Large file
What's weird is some files are running at ( 21.56 mbits/s ) like this one
http://photo-cafe.jp/scoop/archives/...d90_movie.html
New clip from Japan. Large file
What's weird is some files are running at ( 21.56 mbits/s ) like this one
I´m starting to lose hope in the image quality of this camera.