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  • Paolo Esposito

    February 4, 2010 at 5:52 am in reply to: 7D and overheating with video

    Hi, Richard I am just about to buy the 7D for some short film and documentary work. But I will be asked by my superiors to cover some long events (about 1hr) I am really interested in knowing how you cover the 2hr concert power wise and media wise, did you record on external media via HDMI? or found a trick to format the cards in a non FAT32 format (maybe HFS o NTFS? thought the camera couldn’t handle non FAT formats…) If you found a way to get past the 4GB cap size per clip that would be so awesome. Also would like to know how you kept the camera on for that long, Multiple batteries or a AC power source?

    Thank you in advance for your time and keep up the great all the great work you do.

    Regards

    Paolo

  • Paolo Esposito

    December 4, 2009 at 12:35 pm in reply to: Canon T1i

    Yes the is the BIGGEST bummer, on the other hand I hate the fact that it only has 30fps in 720p. 24fps would have been much more desirable for me. Another bummer, but I am not clear about it, is that on the canon website it leads me to understand that all Exposure and compensation setting are automatic? Does that mean that I cannot set those values statically for each shot? That would be another big bummer since video that is constantly correcting exposure is just hideous. If someone could clear that up for me that would be awesome.

    About the Nikon, It has 24fps which is great but on the other hand I read on different sites that the video is full of artifacts ghosts and that in motion is really bad. It seems that video wise Canon is a step forward. Any more input is greatly appreciated.

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