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Have you ever used a 360 degree camera (video & still images)? Do you want one of these cameras?
If you have a 360 camera, how often do you use it? What do you use it to take video or still images of? If you don't have a 360 camera, have you been thinking of buying one? I'm trying to decide whether to keep or sell the Ricoh that I won. Not sure how much use I'll get out of it, but it seems like a really nice 360 camera.
What causes blurry images when there is movement in my video?
"I want crisp clear images whether its video or a still image from the video." Not gonna happen. Video is filmed with a 180 degree shutter principal. So half the time the film is being exposed. If you are shooting at 24fps that means that your effective shutter speed is about 1/48 of a second. at 29.9fps you are technically using a shutter speed of 1/60th of a second ... neither one of these shutter speeds are of any use for fast movement. In video, it's not a big deal because the human brain is good at stitching moving images together so the blurriness is disappears as our brain processes the info but take a still from that and you have a blurry mess. Taking still from a video is in no way, shape or form a good way to replace proper still photography. On top of the inherent problem with shutter speed (consider that if I am using a flash, I can still achieve a shutter speed of 1/200th and if I'm using the sun or powerfull hotlights, I can shoot a still at 1/4000th of a second), you have a problem whereas still from an HD video (1080p) is only equivalent to a 2MP shot. 1080X1920 = 2073600 / 1000000 = 2.07MP "I have seen stills taken from action shots and there is no blur, that's what I want, that effect." Do you have examples? Because I'm telling you, not gonna happen, especially not with low end consumer gear.
Why are viral pages on Facebook posting one image videos instead of pictures?
As Per the Facebook Algorithm (Most Changing) Videos get higher priority than Normal posts and Pictures,Social networks wants to grab an user as long as possible so Videos keeps those users longers than an Image or a Normal post.Thus, Viral Pages under stands these tactics and use Videos of a still picture and gets an exponentical amount of reach.Read this book : Hooked to know more about this.