note :: please watch in HQ And here's where things get crazy—the T1i's video capture mode is almost exactly the same as the 5D Mark II, short of 10 extra frames per second at 1080p made possible by the 5D's beefier processing power. But still, shooting at 720p will serve most people just fine (and it's as high as you can go on Nikon's D90, keep in mind). You do notice the lower framerate at 1080p, especially if you're panning a shot, but for slow-moving subjects, it's not significantly jerky. Some people may even prefer the ability to switch-up frame rates. • H.264 video capture @ 1080p/20fps and 720p/30fps with mono sound • DIGIC 4 processor • Nine-point autofocusing • 3.4fps burst shooting for 170 JPEGs or 9 RAW files • The 50D's lens peripheral illumination correction • Three-inch, 920000-dot LCD (same as the 5D Mark II's) • Built-in sensor dust removal system • Live view • Canon's "Creative Auto" mode for light exposure tweaks on full-auto • Saves to SD/SDHC cards (class 6 or higher recommended) • 9 with kit lens, 9 body only, available early May credits : i.gizmodo.com
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