Can this stream via wifi while recording at 4K?
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I an not sure. EIS are limited in the SOC that is in play here, so it is not Hypersmooth / Rocksteady / Supersmooth levels im afraid. also i dont know how dialed in Gitup have the EIS.
Not sure if the new EIS algorithms will filter down the system to these older hardware, but i doubt if it do, even if this hardware have the calculating power to pull it off.
I am not aware if streaming while recording are a option, while i have a camera build on much the same hardware i am not sure if it can do that cuz it have no interest for me.
Not sure if the new EIS algorithms will filter down the system to these older hardware, but i doubt if it do, even if this hardware have the calculating power to pull it off.
I am not aware if streaming while recording are a option, while i have a camera build on much the same hardware i am not sure if it can do that cuz it have no interest for me.
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The GitUp F1 can record 4K 30fps (60Mbps on official FW) AND stream video to the app over WiFi at the same time.
The F1 can also record 1080p60 with EIS, and stream the stabilised video to the app over WiFi. 1080p60 is the maximum resolution & frame rate supported with stabilisation turned on.
The video stream over WiFi appears to be 720p
The F1 can also record 1080p60 with EIS, and stream the stabilised video to the app over WiFi. 1080p60 is the maximum resolution & frame rate supported with stabilisation turned on.
The video stream over WiFi appears to be 720p