Image Quality Help (Page 2) - Production - Forums

21 Reply by minifig051 January 6, 2012 (02:44pm)

minifig051
Member
Offline

Location: gone
Joined: November 27, 2010

Re: Image Quality Help

Coyote Creek Films wrote:

I updated the program and that worked, but I still have the Problem with HD

the resolution is as high as it will go

Then you need to get a frame capture program that can do a higher resolution. Some frame capture programs (or versions of the same capture program) have a resolution limit.

Not literally dead, just no longer interested in Lego or animation.

22 Reply by Brickcrazy January 6, 2012 (05:58pm)

Brickcrazy
Member
Offline

Location: Hawaii
Joined: October 30, 2011

Re: Image Quality Help

Does Anasazi SMA have frame averaging?

Last edited by Brickcrazy (January 7, 2012 (02:32pm))

YouTube | Flickr | Twitter

Brickcrazy's Website

23 Reply by VanderFlame Studios January 7, 2012 (06:51am)

VanderFlame Studios
Member
Offline

Joined: April 18, 2011

Re: Image Quality Help

The way everything worked out for me with the Logitech Webcam pro 9000 was that I had an older version the webcam software on my computer and when I installed the 9000 version, it actually left the older version(it looked exactly like the old version) but you could also adjust the new settings...including the resolution.

http://www.usa.canon.com/assets/app/images/callouts/cameras/callout_hdvideo_091511.jpg

http://www.usa.canon.com/assets/app/images/callouts/cameras/cdlc_148_rt.jpg

24 Reply by TheBrianMastermind January 7, 2012 (08:32pm)

TheBrianMastermind
Member
Offline

Location: is a word
Joined: July 14, 2010

Re: Image Quality Help

You can't simply say that "these settings are correct" because it depends on your situation. If you have extremely bright lighting, you will need to decrease your exposure and/ or brightness, If you intend to focus on an object further from the camera, then alter the focus, etc.