Canon 7D- Editing in 720 after shooting in 1080

[Vince Becquiot]

Yes, although it depends on the quality of the footage. Downscaling does reduce quality as well, so if you have only a few shots at 720p, upscale them and do a quick test. Either way, make sure you check “max render quality”, it is specific to scaling quality.

Vince Becquiot

Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area

[Alejandro Petrakovsky]

thanks vince!! let yo know when I shoot, Im shooting a documentary on snowboard and ski in san martin de los andes, Argentina.
thanks again for your help

[Aggelos Poulis]

vince hello.. i wanted to ask please:
i am shooting videos with my 60d eos canon,and my go pro hero2,
i always shoot clips that contain fast motion,action sports etc, so as i noticed after some tests, i can see that shooting in 60 fps 720 is smoother than 30 fps 720…you can see also here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nU2_ERC_oE

my question is:
in premiere pro cs5.5 is better to open a sequence of 720p 60 fps or a sequence of 720p 30 fps ( i dont care for slow motion) i just want to have smooth motion in my whole action video..
and also should i export my video to 60 fps if i use the 60 fps sequence setting?or 60fps sequence setting exported to 30fps cause i mainly want my videos for youtube that it is also compressed them to 30..

i want a good compination of smooth motion,good quality,and best youtube performance and smooth motion.

to tell you the truth i did some tests using all possible combinations but i didnt see any difference,maybe is my self or my imagination? what do you think?
should i always check render ad maximum quality?

thanks and sorry for the big comment..

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