Frage von meetyourmaker:
Hello, I have a Canon XM1 purchased used, but unfortunately without a manual, so I ask you. Is it possible at a 16:9 mode and so it synonymous to film? And is it possible in 50i or 50p to film? No clue whether the 50p or 50i states. Kenn unfortunately not the difference. Danke schon mal for the answers
lg noel
Antwort von Nelli:
No clue whether the 50p or 50i states. Kenn unfortunately the difference is not I have a car here and there are foot pedals in the room which is for what? I do not know the difference ...
Somehow I do not understand why someone is buying a camera and not the difference between interlaced and progressive knows. Besides me, I would predict information about the Camera consent if I do not know me and would look at the data at what they can or can not.
That thou wouldst have the simplest questions answered in advance.
Manual ... ever come up with the idea on the producer side to go?
I do not want to know who you da ne XM1 has sold and especially at what price & condition .... * shudder *
Antwort von Nelli:
ok, I did not know what the letters are, but what is progressive and interlaced, I know .. The camera has cost me ¬ 800 and was almost unused, no scratches, etc.
Antwort von beiti:
Is it possible at a 16:9 mode and so it synonymous to film? Yes, but only with reduced image quality and therefore not recommended. Viewfinder display and monitor 16:9 squashed to only synonymous, and only on a 16:9-capable television, the proportions again. (The XM1 is from the 4:3-time.)
And is it possible in 50i or 50p to film? 50i is the normal setting. It also knows the XM1 synonymous a pseudo 25p mode (selectable via switch), but only for special applications is useful, because it is with reduced vertical resolution is working.
Furthermore, I agree to my prescribing: Why buy someone has a semi-Cam as the XM1 and specifies that at least 800 euros on the table, without being informed about such fundamental details as the 16:9-recording information to have?
Antwort von Nelli:
¬ 800 euro? Na a corner was not. It would need the part of virtually new.
