LOL...sorry. Standard DV (digital video) shoots at around 30 Frames Per Second (fps)...it's actually 29.97 fps, but calling it 30 is safe enough. But if your picture camera shot that fast, it would be as big as DV is (roughly 20Gb/hour), so they combat that by only capturing half as many frames or so (and less quality). The result is video that's "choppy" but acceptable for just shooting something for family or friends.
Hey, if it looks good to you, then do it! If it's video you plan on releasing to the public, just understand that if it's too choppy or low-resolution, you're going to catch flak.

Hope that helps.