GL2 stills and video clips for your viewing at DVinfo.net

Steve Urban · November 8th, 2002, 08:58 AM

Hi all:

I purchased my camera in June. I did not really use it until the first week of September out in San Francisco and wine country.

Here is our site where you can compare stills from my wife's Canon S330 2.1 Megapixal digital camera and the GL2.
There are also a few video clips.

All the GL2 stills were handheld.
All the GL2 video clips were shot in Frame mode except for the
2 hummingbird ones. I did not know how to use frame mode at that time.
All the video clips are hand held except for the hummingbird one
on the feeder.

http://home.attbi.com/~jsurban/

I finally did purchase a tripod and that should make a big difference on the video clip quality hopefully.

I'm using Studio 8 for the video editing and it works great.

I'm just a learning all about the GL2 and video editing but having fun!!!

We're going back to San Francisco and wine country again soon and I'll be taking the tripod this time.

Steve

Keith Luken · November 8th, 2002, 12:03 PM

Nice work. You may find tripod abit large for some of those random shots you have published, I have a tripod, but am ordering a monopod as it will give me the steadiness for the spontaneous shots and portability not to be bulky.

November 8th, 2002, 08:58 AM	#1
Steve Urban Contributor Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Barrington, New Hampshire Posts: 32	GL2 stills and video clips for your viewing Hi all: I purchased my camera in June. I did not really use it until the first week of September out in San Francisco and wine country. Here is our site where you can compare stills from my wife's Canon S330 2.1 Megapixal digital camera and the GL2. There are also a few video clips. All the GL2 stills were handheld. All the GL2 video clips were shot in Frame mode except for the 2 hummingbird ones. I did not know how to use frame mode at that time. All the video clips are hand held except for the hummingbird one on the feeder. http://home.attbi.com/~jsurban/ I finally did purchase a tripod and that should make a big difference on the video clip quality hopefully. I'm using Studio 8 for the video editing and it works great. I'm just a learning all about the GL2 and video editing but having fun!!! We're going back to San Francisco and wine country again soon and I'll be taking the tripod this time. Steve

November 8th, 2002, 12:03 PM	#2
Keith Luken Major Player Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 200	Nice work. You may find tripod abit large for some of those random shots you have published, I have a tripod, but am ordering a monopod as it will give me the steadiness for the spontaneous shots and portability not to be bulky.