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Question: What is resolution of the slow motion video? I'm sure it doesn't shoot 1080P at 600FPS,  but I can't find this information on sanyo's website.
Document: But I hope the joystick doesn't break.-lots of manual controls.Summary:As a Sony and Canon camcorder fan, it was a big step to go to Sanyo. But the other guys just can't find it in their hearts to make a consumer camera with 1080/60p. Screw interlace! I shoot a lot of sports and only progressive will do for slow-mo and on this matter Sanyo has delivered. It's not bad for the price.
The images are about 8 megapixels, but I have it shooting widescreen resolution of about 3200x1800. I was expecting it to be the best of both worlds (video and still pics), but I found the image quality is decent but not great. There is also a good amount of shutter lag, like up to 1 second even without flash. The low-light capability of the still pictures isn't very good, but I'm not sure why since it seems the lens would be the same as the camcorder.
Use of a tripod will help greatly when zooming.The video files it produces are .MP4, and don't play well on every computer and with every video player, probably partly because they are so large in size and resolution. I had best luck with Media Player Classic and plain old Media Player, but I'm not sure exactly what video codecs I have installed. I found that VLC didn't play the files very well, it's normally my leanest and best video player.
I have not used the camera much, but I was disappointed to find that to slow motion modes are limited to 10 seconds. At first I thought my memory card might be too slow, but the manual confirms that you only get 10 seconds at a time in 240 fps and 600 fps modes.
I'm going to look for an after market lens shade to mitigate this problem. I presume this is no worse than other camcorders with fast, multielement lenes, but I can't be sure.Card Read Failure: After about 22 days of use, the camera reported that one of my SD cards was unreadable and asked to format it. But when I pressed "yes" to the "format card?" prompt, the format failed.
The Sanyo VPC-FH1 is a very compact camcorder that shoots in a variety of frame sizes and frame rates such as 1080p/60, 720p/30 and 640x480 plus more -- including a couple of resolution reduced high frame rate modes for slow motion that have mostly novelty value. It uses the now commonplace h264 compression which many applications support.
Great Camcorder!! What can I say? I did extensive research to find the best camcorder to purchase and I found it. The SANYO HD 1080P is a great camcorder and does everything you need it to do with exceptional video quality and the ease of an SD card. Thank you, Amazon, for giving me a great price on this fantastic camcorder! Five Stars !! !
In both of the videos below, I was pouring water into a cup to watch in slow motion. You can only record 10 seconds in either slow motion choice (240/600 FPS). At 600 FPS for 10 seconds, it plays back for about 90 seconds. I shot this at my desk with only the ceiling light.[... ]I agree with just about everything the other positive reviewers have said. I just am not happy with the video quality @ 600 FPS.
Let me start with bad:- picture quality is bad (I'm talking about photo, not video). It is NOT an 8 megapixel camera. Do not try 8 MP. It is noisy even in the best lighting conditions, and it is oversharped, and still blurry.- 1080 60p is cool, but what are you going to do with it? I cannot find any video player, that plays it adequately. Capture for future, hoping that in 2015 you will have some solution to watch it?
I owned this camera for about two years until it got wet at an amusement park. You can find them now for under $150 used in great condition on ebay so it is still a great camera and very affordable. Many of the review offer great detail so I won't be talking about that. I just wanted to say it is quick to switch and record 8MP still photos or 1080P HD video. It also has a 10X optical zoom, however newer cameras offer 30X optical zoom or more.
Answer: Full-HR: 1920 x 1080 (60 fps/ 24Mbps) Full HD: 1920 x 1080 (60fields/sec 16Mbps)Full-SHQ: 1920 x 1080 (30 fps/ 12Mbps) HD-SHQ: 1280 x 720 (30 fps/9Mbps)TV-SHQ: 640 x 480 (30 fps/3Mbps)Web-SHR: 448 x 336 (240 fps/8Mbps) Web-UHR: 192 x 108 (600fps/8Mbps) - these are the slow motion specs from http://sanyo.com/xacti/english/products/vpc_fh1/spec.html