Newest Music video with t2i--Need better rendering advice

[bbaw8]

I shot this videos saturday and edited it with Sony vegas. Something must be up with my rendering quality. anyone have better shooting settings they can recommend?

I shot at 1080p, 24 fps and rendered at the same. what am i doing wrong.



YouTube - Stunt Melo ft Tyee Nothing but a Thang 2011 (Official Video) Canon T2i Music video

 

[fataltone]

we have the same camera and the video never looks like that as it's HD video....
we mostly use it for family video at the zoo and stuff..but plan on using it for videos in year or so......lighting and using correct lens should get t2i camera owners a long way

---------- Post added at 01:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:40 AM ----------

maybe contact this guy on youtube his video his video with cannon t2i seems like great qualityhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNJQJkAg0rU

 

[bbaw8]

we have the same camera and the video never looks like that as it's HD video....
we mostly use it for family video at the zoo and stuff..but plan on using it for videos in year or so......lighting and using correct lens should get t2i camera owners a long way

---------- Post added at 01:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:40 AM ----------

maybe contact this guy on youtube his video his video with cannon t2i seems like great qualityhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNJQJkAg0rU

i think it did have to do with my render settings. the movie in my video software looks great but when I render it loses alot of quality.
I re rendered mine using different settings and it came out alot clearer here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRzFSg1KFec

 

[LifeWhite]

Hey,

It either looks like you'r project and timeline settings are setup incorrectly or you've got got the feild blending options setup wrong.

Make sure that your project setting is set to NTSC, that is the video format for the USA, also make sure that your project is set to whatever frame rate you are filming at, so if your filming at 24p you want your project to be the same, if your shooting at 60i you want your project to be 60i aswell.
That also goes for rendering!

Make sure you render to a nice format, if your using something like MP4 99% of the time it is'nt a pleasing result, longer rendering time usually mean better results, you just have to be patient.

Also, its seems to look echoey? this could be due to the frame blending settings, in sony vegas there are two options, one of them is to interpolate, and the other to blend!
Have a look at which one works best with the format that your dslr films with.


I hope ive helped you out!



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[Snax a.k.a. BBK]

lighting and using correct lens should get t2i camera owners a long way

Very true.

Also, if you're doing slow motion, shoot in 60fps then convert to 24fps.