1080p cameras

"I use to take my GoPro everywhere and could only get what I was aiming at, now I get a 360 view and can clean it up post-edit. sadly that is at 1080p edited. If used in single lens mode it will produce 5.7 video and does an 8k time lapse. ...The part that bothers me is the picture quality, although it takes it in 5.7K the best that can be exported on the phone is 1080p. Although the video looks great on a phone, it doesn't look that good on a 32" 4K HDR computer monitor. "

"The lens is an 11.7 megapixel quality capable of taking 1080JPEG, HEIF, RAW and MP4 formats while videos are of full 1080p quality. The camera lens does not have low-light or high-sensitivity but is equipped with 4x digital zoom capability and 3x optical zoom. ...The pictures are crisp and clear and records videos in Full HD (1080p). I have registered my daughters in the application and have set them as a priority in the camera settings, so whenever the camera detects them smiling or looking at the camera it takes a picture. "

"It will act as a webcam for 1080p 60 frames. When I uploaded my footage it wasn't anything spectacular. ...My personal recommendation is to record in using the 100Mbps setting and then downscale your content when you're editing the footage - either through adjusting bitrate during export or simply exporting in 1080p versus 4K. This isn't required by any means, but I like having high quality source footage. "

"It has an effective pixel count of 11.7MP, 2-5 hours of battery life depending on shooting frequency, 1080p 60fps recording, and 3X optical zoom. The PTZ aspect of the camera allows it to rotate ±170° horizontally, and -20 to +90° vertically. "

"Great 1080p"

" - 100 to 65% -17 min 1080P, 240 FPS, Lens: Wide, Hypersmooth: On, 10-Bit: N/A, Bit-Rate: High, Otherwise Default/Auto: (Note: 240, 120, 60, 30, 24 FPS options)"

"Quite a difference, 15 years of additional development has brought. The 3 had HD video @1080p/30fps & SD video @512p/60fps), versus the 11 having 5.3K/60fps,4K/120fps. ...I experimented by taking videos in 1080p, 4K, and 5K. I gotta say, it’s not the best in low light, but it’s on par with any other camera in its market. "

"4k at 120fps looks great and colors are nice and punchy,although it may be a little too saturated for some. 1080p at 240fps is cool for slowing down the action but I do wish 2.7k at 240fps was available as 1080p is a little soft. ...It has slow motion up to 240fps at 1080P and up to 120fps at 4K. If you’re into Timelapse or Hyper-lapse, Action 3 got you covered. "

"Here are many that come to mind: - small, lightweight and easy to carry - zoom lens has STM (stepper motor) image stabilization - can record over 2 hours of 4K video and 9 hours of standard 1920 x 1080p Full HD (FHD) video - Bluetooth connection for a computer, smartphone, tablet, and wireless printer - tilt and swivel touchscreen works well for stills and videos - intuitive user interface with buttons and/or touchscreen to change settings and scroll through images - camera shoots in RAW, JPEG, other formats - OLED viewfinder with diopter adjustment on the eyepiece - auto and manual exposure settings, auto and manual focus - hot shoe for external flash or other accessories - self timer and remote operation (with smartphone or optional remote switch) - detailed user resources available online (see screenshots) CONS - The numerous features and settings can be overwhelming to a first-timer (start with default settings). - The diopter adjustment switch is hard to find (look under the eyepiece). - The supplied lens did not auto-extend when the camera was turned on or retract when turned off (you can extend and retract it manually). ...It would be nice if it had support for 4K60 but at least it oversamples the video from 6K, which should give you a bit sharper 4K video. It also can take 1080p video at 120fps but this can only be used for the slow motion feature and doesn’t record sound. "