Sony xr 150 camera takes a short time to take pictures, but it always takes up a lot of space, often several g, how to solve it?

This is not an unsolvable problem. This machine can record video in full HD format, namely 1920* 1080.

Let's just say that the more high-definition videos occupy more memory space, just like movies you download online, high-definition movies definitely occupy more space than ordinary quality movies. Then I'll give you a data sheet of this camera to analyze. This picture shows that you record video with different resolutions and formats, and the longest time that your camera can record with the capacity of 120G is different. Like AVC? Hd? 24m. If you record in this format, the memory of 120G can record at most 1 1 hour. You can calculate that you will take up more than 10G of space for an average one-hour recording. So it is normal to take up a lot of space.

If there are two ways to solve this problem: 1, reduce the video clarity and choose a slightly lower quality format to record the video. You can refer to the form I gave you to choose for yourself. 2. Copy the video file to the computer after each recording, and don't store it in the camera memory. This may not be the way, but what I want to say is that it is not a good habit to store videos in the machine memory for a long time ~

In addition, even if you choose the video format with the lowest definition, the file size will be very large, which is inevitable. So under normal circumstances, we usually use video editing software to edit and produce first, and then generate new videos. After the generated video is compressed, it will take up much less memory. If you don't use video editing software, download a format factory and convert the video file directly, and the file will be smaller. If you want to burn it to DVD, don't choose 1980* 1080, because DVD can only achieve standard definition, but HD can't.