What's the maximum recording time compare to canon 7d?
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Depends on your SSD card. Recommend at least a 240gb will get you 2 hours 30 mins in Pro-Res record mode and 30 mins in 2.5k mode. Double that for a 500gb card
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I've gotten only up to a 6 minute take, haven't gone past that but then again I didn't attempt to.
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From Black Magic website: "With Apple ProRes and Avid DNxHD video formats you can record for more than 5 hours on a single 480GB SSD!". A DSLR will be limited by the small size of the SDHC card, plus I believe many DSLRs can only record for 10-12 minutes, then need to be stop/started to continue, they cannot record continuously for long durations. Note that the ProRes codec is a much higher quality (and data rate) than the compressed H.264 used by DSLR cameras.
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Well the longest I have recorded without stopping is 5 minutes, but I'm not sure of the time. Check there main website for specs. I love this camera and its worth buying. Make sure you get an external battery.
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Charlie just like the Eos 7D that requires a CF card to record to which you can get in different size Gigabyte's like 8GB 16GB 32GB and so on, so to can you get different size GB sizes for the Black Magic Cinema Camera. if your looking for the best looking Video go with the BMCC, I own the 7D and I love it, but the dynamic range you get with the BMCC and increased resolution with the BMCC is a huge selling point. yes the storage for the BMCC may cost more than a CF card for the 7D. the 7d will shut down around 12 minutes while the BMCC will record as long as you have space and battery life. hope this helps! Charlie just like the Eos 7D that requires a CF card to record to which you can get in different size Gigabyte's like 8GB 16GB 32GB and so on, so to can you get different size GB sizes for the Black Magic Cinema Camera. if your looking for the best looking Video go with the BMCC, I own the 7D and I love it, but the dynamic range you get with the BMCC and increased resolution with the BMCC is a huge selling point. yes the storage for the BMCC may cost more than a CF card for the 7D. the 7d will shut down around 12 minutes while the BMCC will record as long as you have space and battery life.... » Read More Charlie just like the Eos 7D that requires a CF card to record to which you can get in different size Gigabyte's like 8GB 16GB 32GB and so on, so to can you get different size GB sizes for the Black Magic Cinema Camera. if your looking for the best looking Video go with the BMCC, I own the 7D and I love it, but the dynamic range you get with the BMCC and increased resolution with the BMCC is a huge selling point. yes the storage for the BMCC may cost more than a CF card for the 7D. the 7d will shut down around 12 minutes while the BMCC will record as long as you have space and battery life. hope this helps! « Show Less
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Canon says for the 60D it will use a SD/SDHC/SDXC card. The 4GB card you asked about will work at 30MB/sec, it is a class 6, which is good enough for any DSC and HD video. For rapid fire of large RAW DSC images or for HD video, a class 10 card has faster recording rate.
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I don't own the camera but the battery I think lasts more than that. But I would like to add that the 10 minutes limit is on the video itself. Canon SX1 IS has limit of 4GB per video - which comes out to be 10 minutes of 1080p video at 30fps. This was a big turn off for me.If Canon didn't impose this limit, nobody would buy their expensive (~ $1000) HD camcorders like HF S 100 which shoots 1080p video and 8 megapixel stills.
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How long a video you can record depends on the size of the memory card you are using, and the resolution and frame rate you choose. On a 32 GB card at the highest resolution (HD: 1280 x 720) you will get 1 hr. 59 min. 43 sec. of recording. On the same card at lower resolution (640 x 480) you can expect to get 5 hr. 59 min. 10 sec. recorded before your card is full. An 8 GB card will get you ¼ of that.This camera has many options for recording including Super Slow Motion Movie mode. You can't go wrong with a Canon.I got (and always get) my camera information from Steve's DIGICAMS: http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon/powershot-elph-110-hs/specifications-188.html How long a video you can record depends on the size of the memory card you are using, and the resolution and frame rate you choose. On a 32 GB card at the highest resolution (HD: 1280 x 720) you will get 1 hr. 59 min. 43 sec. of recording. On the same card at lower resolution (640 x 480) you can expect to get 5 hr. 59 min. 10 sec. recorded before your card is full. An 8 GB card will get you ¼ of that.This camera has many options for recording including Super Slow Motion Movie mode. You can't go wrong with a Canon.I got (and always get) my camera... » Read More How long a video you can record depends on the size of the memory card you are using, and the resolution and frame rate you choose. On a 32 GB card at the highest resolution (HD: 1280 x 720) you will get 1 hr. 59 min. 43 sec. of recording. On the same card at lower resolution (640 x 480) you can expect to get 5 hr. 59 min. 10 sec. recorded before your card is full. An 8 GB card will get you ¼ of that.This camera has many options for recording including Super Slow Motion Movie mode. You can't go wrong with a Canon.I got (and always get) my camera information from Steve's DIGICAMS: http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon/powershot-elph-110-hs/specifications-188.html « Show Less
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You get about 2 hr and 5 minutes on the discs. That is the max length at that recording quality. You can record longer, just not at this quality.
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This isn't a full-frame camera. It's aps-h, 1.3x crop. And if you're shooting astro photography you should be looking into a Nikon d800 or a 5dmkii. This is a camera with 11-year old sensor technology. I bought one to shoot surfers with here in Hawaii broad daylight and I get noise (by modern standards) past about ISO400-500. This camera is great if you're looking for a cheaper 7d and you don't want video capabilities or a screen you can actually see. Don't get me wrong, it's a great camera, but its age definitely shows. I bought one in perfect shape with 42k actuations for $430 and not 3 months later I bought a 7d for $530. The extra money spent on a more modern camera is well-worth it.
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I have a 16GB SD card, (the maximum capacity that the camcorder can use), and I can record around 7 hours of 3D footage. I have never filled the card up, an 8GB SD card would be more than enough for this camcorder.
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I also have a 7d and it works just fine. The speed is great and it holds a fair amount of photos if you shoot in RAW.
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Depending on what you do the list will help.Canon EOS 60D: Has Video and 18.1MP SensorCanon EOS 5D: Really Nice Camera, Full Frame and does HD Video, MP ranges on Mark.Canon EOS 1D Series: They are Amazing, Fast and the best $$.$ can buy.
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Also note that any camera will slow down the "time between shots" if you use flash and maximum resolution and HD. But 5-10 seconds is absurd. Let us know if the extra firmware update improves this.
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About this fast (composite of 7 frames): http://www.printsandpixels.com/DigitalWorks/Composites/15196672_MnhGJg#!i=1136916626&k;=PfNt3jT&lb;=1&s;=AThis is why I chose this camera. I love it! It will usually buffer about 15 shots for me with a 60 MB/s card shooting in RAW at maximum size.
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There are a couple of popular 3rd party software platforms that can be used for recording video. Blue Iris and Ispy come to mind. Disk utilization varies depending on the frames per second you require. 7 meg per minute would probably be the max.
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every camera body is a compromise to some extent. 5d2 is excellent is several areas, but hardly the best in any. Its a great all around camera. If you are looking to shoot sports on birds in flight, not your best choice. canon 1dII and 1dIV, and even 7D are as well as the crop cameras from nikon (d300x) are better at that. However, if you know the advantages of full frame, and want one, I you cant go wrong with it. I have been shooting with it for 2.5 years, and have shot with a nikon d700, d3x, and canon original 5d, and for the price, resolution, video, overall image quality, its truly an excellent camera. every camera body is a compromise to some extent. 5d2 is excellent is several areas, but hardly the best in any. Its a great all around camera. If you are looking to shoot sports on birds in flight, not your best choice. canon 1dII and 1dIV, and even 7D are as well as the crop cameras from nikon (d300x) are better at that. However, if you know the advantages of full frame, and want one, I you cant go wrong with it. I have been shooting with it for 2.5 years, and have shot with a nikon d700, d3x, and canon original 5d, and for the price, resolution, video, overall image quality, its truly an... » Read More every camera body is a compromise to some extent. 5d2 is excellent is several areas, but hardly the best in any. Its a great all around camera. If you are looking to shoot sports on birds in flight, not your best choice. canon 1dII and 1dIV, and even 7D are as well as the crop cameras from nikon (d300x) are better at that. However, if you know the advantages of full frame, and want one, I you cant go wrong with it. I have been shooting with it for 2.5 years, and have shot with a nikon d700, d3x, and canon original 5d, and for the price, resolution, video, overall image quality, its truly an excellent camera. « Show Less
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You can download the manual online - there is a chart, depending on image quality setting and memory card size you can potentially record long videos. For example on my T4i with a 32 GB card and maximum quality (nothing else on card), 88 minutes of video.
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Sorry, this won't be the complete answer because I actually haven't used this camera much, but I can at least tell you that you'll more than likely be limited by storage capacity for the 1000fps. I routinely fill up my 32gb (it might be 64) card with several 1-2 minute clips. You really have to re-encode them to get the file size down while still maintaining quality image (google handbrake - fairly easy, powerful, and free!). The 480 can easily do much longer (5, 10+? Minutes), but again I haven't used it much. Sorry again it's not as detailed as you're looking for, hopefully it helps some. Good luck! Sorry, this won't be the complete answer because I actually haven't used this camera much, but I can at least tell you that you'll more than likely be limited by storage capacity for the 1000fps. I routinely fill up my 32gb (it might be 64) card with several 1-2 minute clips. You really have to re-encode them to get the file size down while still maintaining quality image (google handbrake - fairly easy, powerful, and free!). The 480 can easily do much longer (5, 10+? Minutes), but again I haven't used it much. Sorry again it's not as detailed as you're looking for, hopefully it helps some.... » Read More Sorry, this won't be the complete answer because I actually haven't used this camera much, but I can at least tell you that you'll more than likely be limited by storage capacity for the 1000fps. I routinely fill up my 32gb (it might be 64) card with several 1-2 minute clips. You really have to re-encode them to get the file size down while still maintaining quality image (google handbrake - fairly easy, powerful, and free!). The 480 can easily do much longer (5, 10+? Minutes), but again I haven't used it much. Sorry again it's not as detailed as you're looking for, hopefully it helps some. Good luck! « Show Less
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Assuming price isn't a primary constraint.. Canon 7D more pro, more durable and will last you even and when you go pro. That said the Rebel is a lotta Camera for the cash.
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According to the manual, "The maximum continuous recording time is under 20 minutes. The maximum video file size is 1.8GB. When a video recording time is more than 20 minutes or a video file exceeds 1.8GB, a new video file is created automatically." This is probably to allow use of video from this camera with older DOS FAT-16 and FAT-32 file size limitations.