This is sometimes a tricky issue as the default options of those programs mention sometimes just a quality option with a slider from low to best. Once you finish your editing use the highest quality option available for export.
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You can do this in Final Cut using proxy and cheating also in iMovie creating manually event folders and copying mov or mp4 compliant files manually into them.Ģ. If your editor allows you use the original file without any conversion.
Those files unlike the originals have each frame stored like a complete image so that it is easier to edit. Many editors convert the files at import, in intermediate formats like prores or Avid that have no temporal compression. Even think about getting a better computer in the long run if you can’t process files as is. Unless your workstation can’t physically process them leave the clips as in. Never let your editor convert the files at the import. However there are a few tricks of the trade that I will explain to you one at time:ġ.
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What all 3 clips at 1080p on youtube and honestly evaluate if there price difference is justified you will probably think no and think the second clip is actually a pro.ĥ0% of the problem comes from the editing, I don’t have the details of how the other two clips are done but I know my clip is edited with iMovie, surely not the most advanced tool on the market you would think. To give an idea why a clip like this one shot with a compact cameraĭoes not look to far off this other clip shot with a semipro camcorder Sony AX100 So what is the best way too produce an underwater clip that looks good without spending too much time on it and that when uploaded on the web looks still decent? Obviously am talking consumer and prosumer here not RAW video recording at stellar bitrates. Video produced off the shelf by such programs with default settings may be watchable but are not great and usually worse than the source clip of a good deal.Īnother common misconception is that you need to convert a file produced by your device to another format so you can edit.įinally many people convert files many times and wonder why the result is far off the original clips, not realising that video compression is lossy so each time you manipulate a clip are you are making things worse.
Unfortunately many people do not really know much about this subject and assume that the video editing program they purchased has all the answers and everything is optimised. It is all in the compression effectiveness and the same issue applies when we share our videos on line. Video compression is a technical subject and my previous post tried to share some of my finding in regards of the reasons why a camera produces video better than another even if the second produces better still images. The answer lies in two words video compression. However most of us have noticed that once you upload a file on those websites it looks worse than the original some time much worst. The reason is clear those sites have a huge audience and if you have original content you can get a bit of advertising revenue as well that is never a bad thing. Many people spend a lot of money on underwater video rigs and use sharing websites such as youtube and vimeo to host or promote their content. So as commemoration topic I want to put a few considerations that spin off a post on the editing and share section of wet pixel.
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