Step 5: Shoot video
To shoot video, simply turn on the camera (wich will turn on in video monde(default)) and press the top button once to start recording, and once again to stop. the numbres on the screen display the number of files on the SD card.
to change the resolution, go to settings (follow Step 3 up to number 8) and press "F" to enter video settings. You will see "rX" on the screen. The X number will represent the resolution, the details on every video mode are on the back of the camera:
r1: WVGA @ 60 fps
r2: 720p @ 30 fps
r3: 720p @ 60 fps
r4: 920p @ 30 fps
r5: 1080p @ 30 fps
Select what you want.
next, you will see "CnT" or "SPt" on the screen, CnT means to set the exposure to the average of the picture (I prefer this mode) and SPt means to set the exposure for the absolute center of the screen.
Select one.
then you will see "UP" or "UPd" on the screen, UP means normal recording and UPd means upsidedown recording (same for pictures).
Thats all you need to configure for Video Shooting.
to change the resolution, go to settings (follow Step 3 up to number 8) and press "F" to enter video settings. You will see "rX" on the screen. The X number will represent the resolution, the details on every video mode are on the back of the camera:
r1: WVGA @ 60 fps
r2: 720p @ 30 fps
r3: 720p @ 60 fps
r4: 920p @ 30 fps
r5: 1080p @ 30 fps
Select what you want.
next, you will see "CnT" or "SPt" on the screen, CnT means to set the exposure to the average of the picture (I prefer this mode) and SPt means to set the exposure for the absolute center of the screen.
Select one.
then you will see "UP" or "UPd" on the screen, UP means normal recording and UPd means upsidedown recording (same for pictures).
Thats all you need to configure for Video Shooting.
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