[Robert Keyes]

Thanks Rich, I’ll ask em a few questions!

I’ve done a load more market research since I’ve last posted, and believe that the proposed price point is feasible – it’s right in the mid price range of the other 2 people who offer it, and it would be the only one that isn’t in London.

When it comes to SEO/Online marketing… I envisage pitfalls and trial by fire. Am I right?

[Robert Keyes]

I did not know that….

However, I’ve given it a go with a 6 second clip that I had sent to me. It’s not the best in the world, but certainly better than I was expecting.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw_vej2yr_RqandtRWJLQkluSVE/edit?usp=sharing

Original Clip: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw_vej2yr_RqTW9HLTNaYk1ZUlU/edit?usp=sharing

[Robert Keyes]

Hi Marcin – thanks for the reply! Those articles make for interesting reading.

One method I stumbled across was to import the footage into Photoshop CC, then resize in photoshop and make image adjustments using Camera Raw. Strikes me as a good, if cumbersome, method of doing it.

I’m just running a test now to upscale 1080p footage to 4k – just to see if it works.

I’m at 24 minutes per frame, and there are 429 frames. Yeowch.

[Robert Keyes]

For the most part, it crashes on start up. However,

Windows 7, GeForce GT430, 8gb RAM, would mostly be using AVCHD/MTS files

[Robert Keyes]

Whoops, I get confused with things 🙂 The camera says 1080i/50p. Therefore, confused as to what it is shooting at in the first place.

The 210fps stuff is the inbuilt so-motion capture speed, I might stretch it a bit in Motion but hopefully shouldn’t have to.

Make sense or am I just confusing you more?