vegas and nikon d7000
 

hola guys,
i'm rendering sample clips from my nikon d7k and i wanted to play back trough my wdtv on my super lcd tv.
Now i wanna ask you what file format should i render to preserve the best quality to be seen on my megascreen?
Shouldn't be an option to match the output format to the original file captured?
Thx a lot

Re: vegas and nikon d7000
 

found the answer:
blu ray 25p 1920x 1o80

but i have a question: how to avoid the jello effect?

Re: vegas and nikon d7000
 

Rolling Shutter (the "jello" effect) is a part of Video Essentials III from New Blue.

Re: vegas and nikon d7000
 

Thx Mike!
I'll def take a look at NBFXIII
Question OT: do you think it's normal i have this issue with the nikon?
Thx

Re: vegas and nikon d7000
 

Vegas 10? Use the Stabilizer.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20447760/Hel...ng-Shutter.png

...Jerry

Re: vegas and nikon d7000
 

That camera has a CMOS sensor so the answer is unfortunately yes :(

Re: vegas and nikon d7000
 

Ouch! I guess it's a problem of all the HDSLR right? I guess Canons too, what do u guys think

Have a good sunday

MM

Re: vegas and nikon d7000
 

right.....

there are ways to avoid it; the simplest to shoot without panning (too rapidly), and ways to 'correct' it (sort of) - as mentioned above.

but why anyone would want to shoot 'serious' video on a hdslr is beyond me - don't bother trying to explain dof, great imagery, etc., it's completely wasted on me ;-)*

* there's countless how to's out there, along with praise, damnation, etc., i like the following:

http://www.eocommunity.com/showthread.php?tid=3258

http://www.postmagazine.com/Publicat...-a-smart-.aspx

Re: vegas and nikon d7000
 

The cars on the plasma trough my WDTV looks really unnatural, same thing on the first clip on the pan from left to right!
the password to view the video with this test is: dvinfo
let me know
thx