MUVI PRO VIDEO FORMAT 1080P
The bitrate has been jacked up to 16mbps when shooting in 1080p (up from the previous model's 12mbps), but if you want to save some disk space, this can be dropped to 8mbps.
MUVI PRO VIDEO FORMAT 720P
What about those settings? Well, as briefly mentioned before, you can choose 1080p, 720p, 960p, and WVGA at 30fps, with 720p and WVGA also having a 60fps option, all at 160 degrees FOV (non-changeable). The same is true if you want to take some photos, as the central button, is also the shutter control.%Gallery-160205%
On the downside, you can't access the menus while the camera is in the housing, meaning you'll have to pop it out if you want to view a video, or change a setting. No fiddling with clicking in and out of menus, cycling through options on a tiny monochrome display, or having to use external software. The UI isn't anything special, but it's easy enough to browse settings and options, and all the better for having a screen to do it with. You can still go and buy more specific additions (like a surfboard attachment) if you need to, but the standard pack will see most people ready to film right off the bat.Īs for the interface and software, it's pretty standard. When we opened the box, our first thought wasn't, "Oh cool." It was more a case of, "Ah man, we'll never get these to fit back in." Mild compulsion for orderliness aside, it is nice to see that you get a bunch of straps, clips, mounts, sticky plates and tools. What is an action camera without accessories though? Nothing, right? Well, it's good then that the Muvi HD NPNG comes with a stack. The 1,400 mAh battery means you should be good for about three hours of filming, but it's non removable, should you wish to go beyond that. Underneath this are some touch controls and a click button. A small screen means you can actually view what you just shot (or are about to shoot) without reaching for an accessory - bliss. While the front part just sports the lens, it's the back that will interest some of you more. As for the body itself, you'll find all the things you need around the sides, such as a microSD card slot (it comes with an 8GB card), a voice activation control, HDMI, USB and AV out.Īt the bottom is a handy tripod connector so all your existing photography gear will work right away, a simple addition missing in some of its competitors. While the Muvi looks broader, it's slimmer, like a small deck of cards. (cameras-only), you realize that it's just the layout of the device that gives it that appearance. Initially it seems a bit bigger than, say the Contour or the GoPro, but at 2.85 oz., compared to the GoPro's 3.35 oz. Hardware-wise, the first thing you'll notice is the size. Scoot past the break for the impressions.%Gallery-160204% So, with hope in our hearts and glory to prove, we fastened one on and took it for a ride.
What really got us interested, though, was that Veho has squashed two of our most common bug-bears with action cameras by including a viewfinder / screen and a remote control as standard. Of course, it'll also do stills (if you don't mind them all being wide-angle) and it'll even just record audio if you like.
MUVI PRO VIDEO FORMAT FULL
The latest member of the Muvi HD family will do you full HD at 30fps, along with 720p (at both 30 and 60 fps) plus the usual other resolutions - 960p, WVGA, etc. While we're familiar with more than one contender for the " gnarly throne", who said there wasn't room in the rankings for one more? Veho's been making pocket-friendly cameras for some time, even of the action variety, but this latest edition - in conjunction with No Proof No Glory (an extreme sports video hub) - sees it making the clearest move yet towards carving its own slice of the high-octane pie. Much like buying new sports gear, owning one makes you feel one step closer to the adventurer you know your true self to be.
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