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Justin's new camera shoots widescreen! Just, what model is it?

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  • Justin Ouellette plus 3 years ago
    d-lux 3 in the houuuse
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  • Andrew Pile staff 3 years ago
    It appears to shoot interlaced video too, bizarre.
  • Ian Broyles plus 3 years ago
    not sure about it being interlaced but the stair-stepping is strange.
  • Jake Lodwick 3 years ago
    check the original file.

    it's not quite interlaced. it seems like it *was* interlaced, and then was improperly de-interlaced, or something. the effect is most obvious on sharp geometric lines like the ones you find on ping pong tables.
  • Justin Ouellette plus 3 years ago
    yeah i want to know wtf is up with that
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  • William Wilkinson plus 3 years ago
    Very nice quality! I would like to know the model.
  • Justin Ouellette plus 3 years ago
    leica d-lux 3
  • Steph Belsky 3 years ago
    oh the leica is sooo pretty.
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  • Ben 3 years ago
    Hmm this makes me think of a cool feature I'd like to see on vimeo. you know how flickr uses the EXIF data to tell you about the camera used, I wonder if this can be done with video...
  • Jake Lodwick 3 years ago
    it can, in some cases. it's a low priority but I think we should do it at some point after launching v5.
  • overunder plus 3 years ago
    EXIF is useful information in photography, I don't know how important it is with video. With Quicktime clips from cameras, all you are going to get is camera type in QT annotation. None of the other useful information in terms of camera settings and what not that makes EXIF valuable data to begin with.
  • Jake Lodwick 3 years ago
    true. I think just having the camera data would be nice, though.
  • Blake Whitman staff 3 years ago
    you never really see the full quality of a clip since its compressed (a lot of the time) and then vimeo'd for onlline viewing. But you can tell the difference in qulaity from one camera to another. so I agree that it would be a nice feature.
  • Ben 3 years ago
    I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks would be cool :). Yeah it's not the most important feature, but having it on flickr has influenced my camera purchases in the past.
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  • Patrick Moberg 3 years ago
    Wow. Watching the quicktime version in reverse is wild.
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  • Paul Mayne 3 years ago
    Too bad the Flash video controls get squished
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  • David Marcus plus 3 years ago
    Jon, you need to work on serve.
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