Glad you are liking Vegas, as most around here know, I am a long term Vegas user. I recommend it to everyone who is editing on a PC. As far as editing goes, you will get better the more and more you do it, it just happens as a by-product of creating videos.
Heath http://heathparks.com/blog1 --- In [email protected], Chad Boeninger <cfboenin...@...> wrote: > > Hi Rupert, > I got a Canon SD 780 IS a few weeks ago, and it records in both HD and SD > as MOV files. I may have to take the plunge and get Vegas so I can edit the > MOV files. The trial of Vegas is working out pretty well, so it's a matter > of getting off my wallet when the trial expires. I did a comparison of my > various cameras a few days ago. The Canon video is > http://libraryvoice.blip.tv/file/2476370/ , the Flip is > http://libraryvoice.blip.tv/file/2476039/. Not exactly scientific, as the > files were rendered in different ways, but you get the idea that the Canon > does have slightly better quality, has a better mic, allows for zooming (not > while recording) and multiple exposure options. I'm not very accustomed to > working in non-WMV file formats, so Vegas and MOV may take getting used to > if I am to take full advantage of the Canon. Thanks for the input. > > --Chad > > On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Rupert Howe <rup...@...> wrote: > > > > > > > I really recommend you check out the Canon's 640x480 picture and > > sound. Canon's point and shoot cameras generally shoot fantastic > > colours and have great sound. And obviously they double as great > > stills cameras as well... so they're useful things to slip into your > > pocket. I love them for videoblogging. Also Canon stores clips in > > AVI files, which go into Movie Maker nicely. > > > > Rupert > > http://twittervlog.tv > > > > > > On 17-Aug-09, at 6:49 PM, Chad Boeninger wrote: > > > > > Hi all, > > > I'm in the process of getting ready to expand my offering of > > > educational > > > library videos with a new show and would like some feedback. > > > Basically the > > > show will go as follows: 1. I introduce the topic on camera, 2. I > > > show a > > > screencast of a business database or website, 3. I sum up the > > > episode on > > > camera. (while not a business database video, this example, > > > http://libraryvoice.blip.tv/file/2438408/ , gives you an idea of the > > > flow of > > > the show) Currently my two options for recording the camera pieces > > > are a > > > Flip Mino and a Canon Elura 60 (a budget mini-DV camcorder from > > > 2004). The > > > camcorder was originally a gift when my first son was born, and I > > > have not > > > used it much. I'd like to get some more use out of it. However, it > > > looks > > > like my Flip Mino, which I've had for a year now, beats the Canon in > > > terms > > > of video quality, but the Canon has louder audio. I'm a rookie when it > > > comes to messing with manual settings, but can you recommend > > > anything that I > > > can try to eek out better video from the Canon? For comparison of > > > the two, > > > take a look at this short video. > > http://libraryvoice.blip.tv/file/2484863/ > > > . > > > > > > I've also got a Canon 780 IS that records HD video (as well as > > > 640x480), but > > > my computing power is not yet up to editing HD video. > > > > > > Any input you may have would be appreciated. > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Chad > > > > > > -- > > > Chad F. Boeninger > > > libraryvoice.com - blog > > > libraryvoice.com/videos - videoblog > > > twitter.com/cfboeninger > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > > -- > Chad F. Boeninger > libraryvoice.com - blog > libraryvoice.com/videos - videoblog > twitter.com/cfboeninger > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
