Are there any good options for video settings? I have been getting rather grainy poor video.
I am sure I could be doing something better...
I am sure I could be doing something better...
"Best" Settings for Video?
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Re: Settings for Video?
Some of the videos online look better then others. I am sure it has to be camera settings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfBY78Zk9tI
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfBY78Zk9tI[/youtube]
Some of the videos online look better then others. I am sure it has to be camera settings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfBY78Zk9tI
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfBY78Zk9tI[/youtube]
Re: Settings for Video?
Thanks. I was really frustrated.... As soon as I posted it I went outside and did a little bit of a controlled test and shot almost every option of video settings on the same bit of shrubs. It's a little dull, but I did come to the same findings on Sharpness.
(its a little large, but you can see the difference in a video still)
ChimayMan said:
Thanks. I was really frustrated.... As soon as I posted it I went outside and did a little bit of a controlled test and shot almost every option of video settings on the same bit of shrubs. It's a little dull, but I did come to the same findings on Sharpness.
(its a little large, but you can see the difference in a video still)
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I am going to try some 1080 / 24fps / soft / narrow tomorrow when there is more light. I think this could be a good option.
Narrow also looks to give better quality. I wanted to make sure the camera was not just cropping video on narrow, and from my test below it's not.
Wide
Narrow
I am going to try some 1080 / 24fps / soft / narrow tomorrow when there is more light. I think this could be a good option.
Narrow also looks to give better quality. I wanted to make sure the camera was not just cropping video on narrow, and from my test below it's not.
Wide
Narrow
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