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hello dears; i have a Canon G11 but i cannot find the controls to zoom during video recording, some people say camera has the zooming feature other say no, any instruction of how to make the zooming works will be appreciated. thanks a lot
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The zoom control is on the top right of the camera. It's a lever around the shutter button. See page 64 of the user's manual.
The following paragraphs in the Canon G11 manual talk about whether you can operate the optical zoom and AF while recording video clips:
â¢"You can also zoom in and out with the zoom lever during shooting".
â¢"If you change the composition of your shot during shooting, the focus will stay the same but the brightness and tone will automatically adjust".
Conclusion:
So yes you can zoom, but your subjects must be relatively still. So no fast moving subjects then!
The zoom control is on the top right of the camera. It's a lever around the shutter button. See page 64 of the user's manual.
The following paragraphs in the Canon G11 manual talk about whether you can operate the optical zoom and AF while recording video clips:
â¢"You can also zoom in and out with the zoom lever during shooting".
â¢"If you change the composition of your shot during shooting, the focus will stay the same but the brightness and tone will automatically adjust".
Conclusion:
So yes you can zoom, but your subjects must be relatively still. So no fast moving subjects then!
What is a good Canon/Nikon camera that lasts a long time when recording videos?
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So I have this Canon Powershot camera that only lasts 3-5 minutes when I record a video... :/ And by then, I have to change batteries... IT'S SO ANNOYING YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND
@AVDADDY, and you are RUDE, you shouldn't be a top contributor and you clearly didn't explain much details. Jerk.
Answer
I understand there are speed limits to using certain memory cards so it is most advisable to use Class 10 SDHC memory cards for videos. Then you might bump into the next limitation which is about technology. You will only be allowed to shoot some 15 minutes or so with a digital camera. If you can shoot longer, the battery may die sooner. Even if you carried your car's battery behind your back to power your camera, the digital sensor will heat up and automatically shut down the camera anyway.
UNDERSTAND THIS!
The right tool for recording video is a camcorder. If you don't want to annoy others, get one from this list.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?atclk=Category_Camcorders&ci=1881&Ns=p_PRICE_2%7c1&N=4256818814&cm_sp=Filters-_-Category-_-Camcorders
I understand there are speed limits to using certain memory cards so it is most advisable to use Class 10 SDHC memory cards for videos. Then you might bump into the next limitation which is about technology. You will only be allowed to shoot some 15 minutes or so with a digital camera. If you can shoot longer, the battery may die sooner. Even if you carried your car's battery behind your back to power your camera, the digital sensor will heat up and automatically shut down the camera anyway.
UNDERSTAND THIS!
The right tool for recording video is a camcorder. If you don't want to annoy others, get one from this list.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?atclk=Category_Camcorders&ci=1881&Ns=p_PRICE_2%7c1&N=4256818814&cm_sp=Filters-_-Category-_-Camcorders
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