Cicogne (Panasonic SDR-S26 - zoom 70x - 100x)

Cicogne riprese con una Panasonic SDR-S26 con zoom 70x (ottico) e fino a 100x (digitale).

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:

• Cicogne;
• Panasonic
• SDR-S26;
• zoom
• 70x
• analogico;
• 100x
• digitale

[Mofafreund]

When I finally klick on Processing Mode and save it as Avi.The Movie has more than 4,87Gigabyte. so it's to large to upload.

And where can I find this option (deinterlaced area based)? I just can click on (deinterlace) in the menu. And that's what I did.

[rantonvideo]

You must search on the Internet:

1- "Deinterlace area based" Virtualdub plugin

2- ffdshow.

Download and install both.

[Mofafreund]

Thak you for the information. Do I also  have to download this filter (warp resize). Because this filter isn't in the menu,too?

[rantonvideo]

No. Warp resize is already present in virtualdub 1.9.8

[bcbcbcbcdc]

does it work on windows movie maker because i heard it doesn't. please reply

[rantonvideo]

@bcbcbcbcdc Windows Movie Maker does not read the files. MOD. You must use Panasonic VideoCam Suite 2.0 (supplied with the videocamera) or SDcopy (freeware) for convert the files. MOD to . MPG

[Machonima]

480?

[osprey02]

Nice job....

[Lvent2101]

0:33 EPIC Shot :) and nice cam im getting one this week thanks for this video

[xsoundgarden]

A 0:35 ha fatto il bisogno! :D

Dunque, visto che il businness ci deve dare le cose centellinate così spendiamo sempre e di più: meglio una videocamera non Full HD con un ottimo zoom ottico o una Full HD con Zoom ottico di soli 5x? Io direi, meglio la 70x e chi se ne frega di questo fantomatico Full HD!

Ah, vedendo diversi video ho notato che il motore non si sente e l'audio è ottimo e senza fruscio! E poi mi pare che ha anche l'ingresso per il mic esterno, confermi?

Ciao, answer me pls :)

[diogobh2004]

You should have zoomed out so we could see how far you were from the object.