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Re: Video Camera for slo-mo Posted by: PlankSpanker (unbp@hotmail.com) on Sun Jun 7 11:41:38 2009 > Hey, guys, I saw a thread on here some time ago but can't figure out how to search. What video cameras (normal, family variety) can be used to take video that slo-mo software can show frame by frame with clarity? What software do you guys use?
I have a Sony HDR-CX100/B which is a ~ $450 model. It shoots 1920x1080 HD video to a memory stick, shoots 4.0 MP still pictures and has a 240 fps "Smooth Slow Record" mode. The slow mode isn't perfect but works great for swings and pitching and stuff like that. Very happy with mine. Followups:
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