Canon EOS Rebel T2i Video Test (500mb file)

http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/11350991_G9vAj#797224830_mtWQ6

This is a quick video test of the Canon EOS Rebel T2i shot in 1080p 29.97fps edited in iMovie '09 and compressed using Quicktime on Best compression to get a 500mb H264 file. Click on the gallery link above for more...

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[TheClassicalSaudi]

How did you eliminate the noise of AGC in this video ?

You are using T2i and Azden external mic.

I really like this video, and it amazed me.

[Canon1dm4]

@TheClassicalSaudi The hiss caused by the AGC is only noticeable when the ambient noise is relatively low. Only when there is a constant audio such as running water, the AGC will not raise the audio level to compensate for silence.

[iamravenous]

Sorry if this has been answered already but what lens are you using? Is it the one that came with it? Judging from the bokeh I would say no but I've gotten some pretty good shots from the kit lens.

[Canon1dm4]

@iamravenous For this particular video test, I used the Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L prime lens. A fabulous lens for a cropped sensor. An alternative is the Canon EF 35mm f/2 lens.

[chickenandababy]

now i gotta piss!!

[ImperialPimp]

@SymbiotikMusic - You need more RAM in your computer.

[Rufucoll]

Fucking hell, this really shows how annoying the compression rate is on youtube.

[Canon1dm4]

@jesswa4 You are correct. The H264 video files on PC are very processor intensive. As for Apple computers with MacOSX, the H264 files are native to the operating system and playback smoothly like in iMovie'09.

[jesswa4]

@SymbiotikMusic It's your computer processor. I used to have that with HD video on my old shit computer