I'm shooting at 1080p.
Then transcoding to 640x360 using an iPod preset in Compressor. You could also use MPEG Streamclip (free app) for this.
The resulting file is a small MP4 file using the H.264 codec.
Keep in mind that the biggest influence o…
Hi Gordon,
This question is a little difficult to answer, because the answer will change depending on different cases. That said, here's a pretty good work-flow for standard online video.
1. From Final Cut Express, export a full-quality Quicktime…
well, sorry you didnt go with a Nikon, but its a good starter camera ;)
Nikon is about 2 or 3 DSLR's away from creating a fully functional video camera / DSLR combo with full zoom function, working with any of their lenses, at Full-frame format, an…
All of these are good ideas.
You bring up a good point that I think many people might forget about. There's a big cost in investing in the lenses to really take advantage of these kinds of cameras.
My Canon 5D Mark II came is a kit with a 24-105mm…
Yes, that's a good way to go. I suggest you purchase a Final Cut Plugin called PluralEyes - it will help you automatically sync the audio you've recorded separately to the audio captured by the camera (as poor as it is)
Saw a news story on your break in - so sorry about that. I've watched you online since the get go and I know how passionate and trusting you are. It actually was this site that prompted me to start my own local business networking group. If there's any good out of it - at least you reminded us so familiar with online, that there are still reasons to be cautious. I can't even imagine how disappointing that must be.
I was unable to make the webinar itself but listened to the podcast of it today. Business has picked up thank the Lord, so I was in the shop most of the afternoon cutting lumber!
Thoughts, hummmm
Good, informative and glad I had an opportunity to listen!