digital zoom leeway, 1080p 7D footage…

[Noah Kadner]

Depends entirely on the quality of the projector itself and the screen to a lesser degree. If you provide good looking 1080p footage it can look amazing with the right gear. (Or terrible too…) I’d ask to see a test.

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[Loren Risker]

I work with some panasonic cameras, so not the DSLR h.264 codec, but we have found 150% zoom on 1080p footage will still match when working in a 720p project.

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[Jeff Kirkland]

I’d agree with zooming to around 150% but ill add that it can depend on how noisy your image is. Scaling your 1080p footage to 720 will do a lot to reduce didgital noise and obviously scaling up, even if you’re just going back to 100% of the original size will make any ‘grain’ more obvious compared to the rest.

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[Steve Connor]

I’ll agree with 150% too, I do this all the time and it works, only if you have sharp focus to start with though 🙂

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[Jacob Brown]

thanks all