Shouldn't be necessary. Any shop that sells video cams will show you what cables you can use. Then just set your cam to its highest resolution. It's easy.
old USB1 interfaces are no longer used. USB2 is much faster, runs through the same cable, but is not as good as firewire (different thin round cable and smaller interface) or ESATA (similar cable to USB but different larger interface) which has upped the transfer speed by 10 times. HDMI (thick round cable) lets you transfer HD video and surround-sound to a suitable TV through one cable. HD recording is the highest resolution setting on your camera if it is HD capable.
What you see is what you get from standard digital. I have the equipment and the storage to do that now and youtube can upload it now. We stacked the gyro in December so we're off the air till Feb. I'll do some HD video then.
I'm using a Canon Vixia HF20 videocam with it's default settings. Some of those scenes were shot using an older Sony mini-disk system, also on default settings. Your settings seem correct.
This looks fantastic. Can you please tell me what camcorder you used to video this as I am looking to buy one. I have been looking at the Canon Vixia hg20.
You guessed it, almost - Canon Vixia HF20 brilliant camcorder - easy to use, it has a pre-record setting that records 3 seconds before you hit the shutter (discards pre-record frames after 3 seconds) I don't know abouit the HG20. Must check it out.
You guys must be pretty heavy if it take that kind of take off run.
ejcm55 1 month ago
What model Gyro are you flying ?
Giddimskennels 2 years ago
can u show me a video of how to do it
for 1 or 2 mins
u will more viewers
noorbigtimeshow 2 years ago
Shouldn't be necessary. Any shop that sells video cams will show you what cables you can use. Then just set your cam to its highest resolution. It's easy.
mrkeb 2 years ago
so i need a special usb wire or normal usb wire
because i have two outs
one is usb
HDMI out
i heard the is special setting on the camera to record full HD
noorbigtimeshow 2 years ago
old USB1 interfaces are no longer used. USB2 is much faster, runs through the same cable, but is not as good as firewire (different thin round cable and smaller interface) or ESATA (similar cable to USB but different larger interface) which has upped the transfer speed by 10 times. HDMI (thick round cable) lets you transfer HD video and surround-sound to a suitable TV through one cable. HD recording is the highest resolution setting on your camera if it is HD capable.
mrkeb 2 years ago
i heard that i need a HDMI TO USB OR FIREWIRE TO MAKE IT 1080
noorbigtimeshow 2 years ago
What you see is what you get from standard digital. I have the equipment and the storage to do that now and youtube can upload it now. We stacked the gyro in December so we're off the air till Feb. I'll do some HD video then.
mrkeb 2 years ago
Sorry - upload you saw was USB2
mrkeb 2 years ago
this is what i have
cinema (on)
daylight (on)
image effect off
digital effect off
high quality 24 mbps
simultaneous off
is this right but the picture does not look good like yours
noorbigtimeshow 2 years ago
I'm using a Canon Vixia HF20 videocam with it's default settings. Some of those scenes were shot using an older Sony mini-disk system, also on default settings. Your settings seem correct.
mrkeb 2 years ago
thats so AWESOME!! i wish i culd do tht, even tho im only 13 XD ive always wanted to fly 1 of those =D
choatix321 2 years ago
This looks fantastic. Can you please tell me what camcorder you used to video this as I am looking to buy one. I have been looking at the Canon Vixia hg20.
Thanks,
Rose
rosefrohlich1 2 years ago
You guessed it, almost - Canon Vixia HF20 brilliant camcorder - easy to use, it has a pre-record setting that records 3 seconds before you hit the shutter (discards pre-record frames after 3 seconds) I don't know abouit the HG20. Must check it out.
Kev
mrkeb 2 years ago
Oops - wrong video Rose - that video was shot with my old Sony mini-disk camcorder -now mothballed due to purchase of the Canon.
mrkeb 2 years ago