QVGA

QVGA
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QVGA. Refers to Quarter VGA resolution (320 x 240) motion video sequences.
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QVGA
Quarter VGA. Named for a picture resolution of 320 x 240 pixels, which occurs a lot as a picture size with video recordings. See also VGA ...

Movie clips at VGA 30 fps up to 60 sec, QVGA limited only by storage
Nine focus areas in manual area select, five areas in auto
Additional scene modes: Museum, Sports, Dusk / Dawn
Hybrid AF system (combines external sensor and CCD information) ...

Alternatively, experiment with Super Slow Motion Movie - shooting VGA resolution video at 120fps (or QVGA resolution at 240fps) and playing it back at a fraction of the real speed (QVGA movies (320×240) play back at 1/8 of real speed, ...

Quiet Shutter Release Mode The Quiet Shutter Release Mode softens the camera's operation when shooting in sensitive environments such as ceremonies or when photographing wildlife. QVGA Quarter Video Graphics Array.

Resolution is expressed as either the number of pixels counted horizontally by the number of pixels counted vertically or by the number of megapixels. It can be expressed as one of the following formats: QVGA (320 x 240), VGA (640 x 480), ...

ISO sensitivity 100-800. A hot shoe handles the EF-140 DG flash or the optional VF-21 viewfinder 2.5-inch LCD, QVGA video, 9-point AF, pop-up flash on both models. Specs for the DP1s are virtually the same.

HQ is perfect for everything from sports to parties, capturing a rapid sequence of eight full resolution shots at up to 9.6 shots/sec. For recording the drama of high-speed action, Super Slow Motion Movie mode also records videos at 240 fps (QVGA ...

See also: Pixel, Display, Camera, Mode, Image