UPDATE JANUARY 2018 FIRMWARE ver1.20 Hi guys! Here's the full list of resolutions in the SJ7 Star, along with the availability of menu features that correspond to each one, particularly: FOV, Slow Motion, Auto Low Light, and Gyro Sensor, since these are the only options that vary as you change resolutions. The firmware dev-team is still adding more and more features to it, so check back every now and then, I will update this image as we receive new progress. NOTE: Firmware shown here is Ver1.18 as of this writing. Link to the firmware is here: SJ7 STAR Fw ver1.20 Hope this helps! Let me know if I missed anything, or if you find an error in this list.
Yes, correct... Auto Low Light can be supported on all menus. Also, there is an EIS2.0 coming out for the SJ7 soon as well
[QUOTE = "TonySosa, post: 3145, membro: 205"] EIS2.0 [/ QUOTE] EIS2.0 è un nuovo stabilizzatore per la SJ7 Star ?
right now only for 1080p@30fps and 60fps. Ambarella may or may not include support for higher resolutions.
Guys please respond officially on this thread , waiting for an update from Support but unfortunately , very bad and slow response from team , we expect more attention for this issue https://sjcam.com/community/threads/poor-quality-1080-120fps-pixelated.2184/
your silence shows that you are accepting there is a major issue with SJ7 Built ....... very bad , i started using my mobile to capture better videos
@sans - please don't cross post regarding other threads. If we keep conversations in their own threads then the information can be followed by anyone, if it's spread over different threads it can't be found or followed.
4k resolution has FOV options narrow to wide. Would narrow have the same resolution with wide? Or narrow means picture is being cut?
Strictly as a guess, 4K set to a narrow FOV will remain 4K. @TonySosa Do you have any information about this?
Thanks. May I ask, how do FOV works with action cam, does it have something to do with its lenses or is digitally set?
From the few 4k none wide videos I've done it is still 4k (3840 × 2160) but a cropped section of the sensor has been interpolated and digitally zoomed.
Think of it from a manufacturer's point of view - which costs less to build, precision mechanical parts or easy to change programming. The less the product costs, the better the chance for a good profit (which isn't a bad thing - few businesses exist to give away their products).
Not only are fixed focus M12 lenses cheaper but the original concept of the action camera means you want to be able to have a fixed focus lens with a wide depth of field to get all the action in as you won't be spending time refocusing on the subject all the time. Once you add an optical zoom you add the need to refocus, track focus, autofocus etc. which reduced the capability of the camera to be used the way it was designed, add complexity and also increases price.