Coccinelle (Panasonic SDR-S26 + Canon 250D)

Ripresa macro di Coccinelle realizzata con Panasonic SDR-S26 (zoom ottico 70x) + lente close-up Canon 250D.

You can exporting in 1280x720 at around 5000 kbps bitrate.
But that's only if you shot in widescreen PAL.
Resizing to 720p an NTSC widescreen or a PAL/NTSC 4:3 signal is not a good idea.

Search and install: VirtualDub, MPEG-2 VirtualDub plugin, "Deinterlace - area based" VirtualDub plugin and ffdshow.

VirtualDub Menu:

1- File, Open video file, *.mpg;

2- Video, Filters, Add, deinterlaced area based, OK;

3- Video, Filters, Add, warp resize, OK, Target width 1280 and Target height 720, OK, OK;

4- Video, Compression, ffdshow video codec, Configure, Encoder: MPEG-4, FOURCC: DIVX, Bitrate (kbps): 5000, OK, OK;

5- Video, Full Processing Mode;

6- File, Save as AVI, *.avi.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Coccinelle;
• Panasonic
• SDR-S26;
• zoom
• 70x;
• macro;
• close-up
• Canon
• 250D;

[europazy]

yea i hv sdr26 panasonic but i don;t no how to use HD OR HQ ? CAN U TELL ME PLS .

[rantonvideo]

Read the "more info" section of the video.

[ImYourDrillerMan]

Amazing quality for such a cheap camera. Did you really use the full 70x zoom (or close) on some of these shots?

[rantonvideo]

Yes I used the zoom up to 100x in all my videos.

[semmy65]

Hi! Nice pictures. I would like to ask you if you used 58mm or 52mm Canon 250d lens and how you can convert your movie in progressive HD format.

[rantonvideo]

Canon 250d 58mm, but also 52mm is good.

I use Virtualdub with MPEG2 load plugin, then i applied filters for deinterlace and warp resize to 1280x720. At last I apply a full processing with ffdhow encoder with 5000 bitrate.

[16neri]

Im hoping you can help me with a problem I have with this, everytime I do this it cuts a littlebit of my audio in my videos.

Is there anyway I can fix that? I would really appreciated.

thanks

[D0ughnuts]

invest in a tripod

[semmy65]

Thank you for your answers.

[rantonvideo]

I use a close-up lens Canon 250D mounted on the lens