DSLR cameras and other high-end cameras not only shoot still images, but also high-definition video. The HD video option has really expanded the possibilities of a digital camera. With a DSLR, a wide range of lenses create interesting effects, and the resolution of modern DSLRs allows for broadcast-quality video.
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Canon DSLRs use a variant of the MOV file format, Nikon and Olympus cameras use the AVI format, and Panasonic and Sony use the AVCHD format.
All videos can be translated to different formats in the editing and output phase.
Most new prosumer and top-end DSLRs record in full 4K resolution at 24 to 30 frames per second.
