Does it do 1920x1080p? What's the minimum focal distance?
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Yes. The camera was good but you can only display on their web site. The pictures I was taking were sensitive so we gave up on using it.
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If I remember correctly I could only upload the pictures to their photo web site to look at the pictures. The business I'm in has some security restraints and I couldn't publish the pictures to the web site. I was only taking pictures from as close as maybe 2 or 3 feet or further. I never attempted to take a close up picture (meaning inches away) so not sure on how close you could get.
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I it is 1080x 720 and the closest distance I have set it up at was 18 inches. Warning if you are going to buy one they stopped selling them July 1, 2014 and won't be supported after December 31, 2014. No legitimate Looxcie dealers are selling them now.
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Yes, I bought this laptop for my friend, he checked the resolution, it is 1920x1080.
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have a great zoom! and crop I didnt search for it, I'd like the picture as raw as possible, then i'll modify at the Destop PC. Also have a great focus and great night pictures, if u wanna some example what I want to explain check this picture! https://plus.google.com/photos/112840903503404504761/albums/5958573131404525569
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You may be interested jn the Sony Sony HDR-TD20 V : Minimum Focus Distance : 3D: Approx. 30cm (Wide), Approx. 3.6m (Tele); 2D: Approx. 1cm (Wide), Approx. 80cm (Tele), Approx. 38cm (Tele Macro)
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From a preview I read on another site (camcorderinfo.com) the highest quality output is true 1920x1080 progressive. Anything captured in a lower quality setting is the 1440x1080 resolution which was troublesome for some editing suites. I am waiting for some more professional reviews to be published comparing this one (and it's 120GB sibling) against the Canon HF10 which is getting good reviews. The Canon features a maximum 17Mb/s bitrate vs. the HDR-SR11/12's 16Mb/s maximum bitrate. The Canon is also flash memory vs. HDD but I don't have a strong preference either way.
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Ditto on the other answers, plus I added a Wide Angle Converter Lens. Expensive, but worth the price to avoid panning.
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It works fine but the resolution is very low. The resolution is 1200dpi for only one square inch of negative. Thus, the resultant picture quality is lower than the 600dpi setting for photos. For a 5x6 photo there is 35 times more area scanned even though it is at half the resolution.
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I had my monitor set for 1920x1080 (HDMI) with no problem. Anything above that is unknown.
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I tried mine and I could focus at 5 ft, &gt;BUT&lt;, the image is magnified and I can't see the edges of the TV screen. If I was looking at a 12 inch TV, I could probably see the whole screen. No large and still be comfotable watching.
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My advice is to go to DPReview, which is an excellent resource for looking at digital cameras. That is where I get my info. My lens will focus only to ~ 8", so I'm guessing that the macro lens can get closer. Enjoy - it's an awesome camera!
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I recall a specification saying that the camera was 5 megapixels. Rather low, I'm not super happy with it.
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Does very well with 4x5 film but you need to use at least 1200 dpi resoliution and the result will be a large file. Scale at 100%. The default is 400%
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Another possibility. The lens will actually zoom (optically) to 28X+ mag at lower resolutions. As stated in the owners manual with possible (I forget the exact wording) degradation of the image. Is it possible you may using a lower res?
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It has good center sharpness down to about one foot. It still gets a focus down to about 7 inches, and you have to look very closely to realize that the sharpness is falling off a bit. Any closer than 7 inches, it does not focus at all, as far as I can tell.
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I'm not sure about its resolution rating but it is very good. It clamped easily on top of any modern (thin panel) monitor. At its surprising low price it's an amazing good quality camera and speaker. H. Madruga
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Question 1: Yes it does have a macro mode. Question 2: You can choose either the number of pixels (9, 8.5, 6, 4.5, or 2.5), or the image quality (high or low). I hope this will help.
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Hello, this would be the full frame equivalent of an 85mm 1.2. The focal length does multiply but the aperture would not. Hope that helps.