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MTS to You Tube
I recorded and rendered this file in the best possible settings from the cameras perspective, and what I think is the correct specs for YouTube.
Can someone tell me why the whole thing looks like a blur?
If you pause the video there are 3 inches of blurred sticks.Kinda new to the whole HD thing and would really appreciate any help.
All settings are in the description of the video.
Right click the video and choose “Watch On You Tube” to get the specifications.I gotta be doing something wrong.
I believe the file settings are too big.
Notice the resolution on You Tube gives you 360,480,720,1080 but it doesn’t play fluidly past 480https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RG6RcADalMk
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If you pause the video there are 3 inches of blurred sticks.
This is normal. It’s because you are recording at 30 frames per second and the sticks are moving way, way faster than that. You can shoot with a higher shutter speed and this will clear up some of the blurring because the shutter will be open for a shorter period of time but that may make the motion look jumpy. The only way to fix that is to record with a high speed camera.
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Shoot 60i.
odd magne nilsen
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