This first video is a small walk down a trail. While I did try to keep the camera as steady as possible, anyone who ever tried to walk with a camera knows that this isn’t an easy task. The pictures are still clear despite the shaking, there is no motion blur.
The second video is with the camera mounted stationary. The wind is creating remote movement in the lake’s water, and the tree branch in the front of the shot is also in movement.
The third video is an attempt at close-up motion. I kneeled down in some high grass and watched it move in the wind. Again, we get clear images without motion blur or similar FPS delays.
This fourth video is an attempt to see how close I can go to an object and still keep it in focus.
The fifth video is another video with the camera mounted stationary. It shows silent motion in the stream running below the bridge that I’m standing on. Sometimes working can be a soothing experience.
The sixth and last daytime video was taken from another bridge, showing more rapid water movement. We got light reflections and rapid movement in the water, and once again, the camera does a great job at recording this.
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