P_worm
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Because the A1 uses the HDV codec, it doesn’t capture all of the frames individually. It captures two main frames every second and then encodes the other frames based on how much change happens between those two frames. A video clip with a lot of motion in it won’t hold up as well because the camera can’t keep up with the amount of change in each frame and that is what causes the big squares. Really, the only way to avoid it is to set up your shots so that there isn’t as much motion in the frame. It’s a hinderance, but something you have to deal with.
P-Worm
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How would I go about doing that? The light comes on when I flip on the switch, but it doesn’t stay on. Is that normal?
P-Worm
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It comes with free tutorials. Upon startup there’s a button that says something liek “Start with a tutorial”
If you don’t like those, I find the ones at https://www.motionsmarts.com/ to be quite good.
P-Worm