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Just found another niggle: tried video timelapse a couple of times, and most of the times the yellow light blinks away happily indicating recording is going on, but nothing is saved to the (32GB Samsung Evo Plus/U1/class10) card |
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To turn on the camera you only need to press the Power button for 1/2 second. If you press the button too long the camera will turn on and then, because the button is still pressed, think you want to change modes. So, press the power button and release it immediately you see the red LED turn on. |
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For example, if you set the time-lapse to 1 minute then you must wait 1 minute for one single frame to be saved. If you stop the recording before the 1 minute time is up then there will be no recording. Whenever you record video, time lapse or not, the yellow LED will blink normally every two seconds. Unlike time-lapse photos, it does not blink each time a frame is saved. EDIT. My mistake, you should get at least 1 frame when you start the time-lapse recording - at least with the 1 min. example I gave above. I assume you press the shutter button to correctly stop the recording? |
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EDIT: just ran 3 video timelapses (on 5 sec) and all 3 recorded to the card First two I stopped myself (camera blinking yellow), the third one was created when the camera ran out of juice, so it's good to know it'll finalize a file before shutting down Observation: cannot say that I'm impressed by the image quality though; kinda expected a bit more from its 1080p, eventhough it's a small camera and lens. |
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Actually was interested in this myself. Did the same route mounted to my bike and going up and down the street as it progressively got darker. Its not that bad. Definitely gets grainy as it gets darker but that's to be expected. All shots are 1080p and 20mbps - apologize for the slow shaky ride along Running it through the video editing software makes it look alittle worse but my opinion is its pretty good for what it is at dusk. |
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I wanted something small and light for rc car racing and small UMX planes that a gopro is just to large/heavy. I also hate how hot my gopro runs and wanted to add a chase cam angle in my race car. Plus the kids needed a web-cam for there zoom classes so it checks that box as well. If I had a wish list it would be a larger lens/sensor if it could fit and 60 or more FPS option (even if at 720P). But that would probably drive the price up to more then what I wanted to spend anyways! |
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[CA$118.23 8% OFF]Mobius Mini 1080P 110 Degree Wide Angle Super Light FPV Full HD Camera DashCam 60FPS H.264 AVC RC Parts from Toys Hobbies and Robot on banggood https://banggood.app.link/jQY6M7uscdb |
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I have one on order (in transit). |
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Was able to squeeze out some (4) video-timelapses today; no hickups this time, but yesterday of the three I tried, only the third one wound up on the card (camera shutdown after running out of juice)
Looking at the image, I get the feeling my camera just isn't focused correctly. Everything looks a bit blurry. Guess I have to open it up, and start picking away that glue on the lensbarrel. EDIT: it wasn't too bad to remove the glue/seal of the lens; once you got some off, it peeled off in one go. And refocussing did improve IQ for my copy of the #32, although it's hard to find its sweet spot for things further away. I connected my #32 with the provided cable (and without the card!) to my PC and used a little webcam prog called "MyCam" and tried and focussed on things further away. Tests show a nice improvement |
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EDIT: My lens A version arrived right after I posted this. It's gotten cloudy, so I'll need to wait to test again with good light, but it appears that this lens is in better focus than the D was, and I may not need to refocus it. As for field of view, as Tom's samples showed, it looks like a telescopic lens compared to the D lens, but I like that for most things because of the greater detail and negligible barrel distortion. |
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I'm pretty anal about focus, and usually re-focus all the camera lenses if they don't look good out of the box. I've got the #32 to it's sweet spot, and at the 720p resolution, it's pretty close to the #16, with the bigger difference being the #16's image looking to have a bit more contrast. At 1080p, though, it can't match the sharpness of the larger Mobius cameras, at least not yet. Advanced IQ functions are being worked on for the #32, so we should ultimately have the ability to tweak the IQ (e.g. saturation, contrast, exposure, and hopefully sharpness) settings along with maybe WB and metering options? (a guess on my part at this point). I also suspect the lens resolving power is lacking as well, but new lens options are also being sought. |
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