Frage von hh:
Hello,
I was with a 42-inch flat screen purchased and burn now the 16:9-recordings on a normal DVD or DVD-DL. The synonymous everything works perfectly.
Unfortunately, it is then, however, so that the film Resolutiondes simply too low and the images are blurred and spongy. I realize that the typical s.der DV Pal resolution I-8-digital camcorder is the one in the menu can switch to 16:9.
My question now is what conditions are necessary for a very good picture quality as in movies such as The Patriot, on a normal DVD or DVD-DL to get. This purchase DVDs are synonymous only DVDs or DVD-DL.
For your answers, I would like ever now.
Antwort von Udo Schröer:
Above all, you need to get a good camera! I use a home theater projector Barco Cine 6, my image width 2.4 m. The quality of Purchase DVDs in comparison to my own video recordings SonyDCR-visible VX2100e better.
Purchase DVDs are not created with video cameras, but from the film abgescannt Although the resolution Both DVDs is the same, so is the signal of a DVD purchase significantly better.
Make a test times: Shoot with a stop Diggicam the Image and burn the video stream to DVD. Then you see how big the influence of your camera is.
Antwort von hh:
Thanks for the quick reply!
So you mean that a high-end camera nearly Purchase DVD Qualiät would bring?
Must be an HDV - or only a very good DV camera be?
Liebe Grüße hh
Antwort von AndyZZ:
Well if you already have a 42 "flat screen, you probably with 1366 x 1024 pixels or similar, then take it to be an HDV Camera.
Antwort von Bernd E.:
My question now is what conditions are necessary for a very good picture quality as in movies ... on a normal DVD or DVD-DL to get. The technical quality of films to purchase DVDs of many factors, which in large part simply out of reach of gasoline Normalfilmern subject: for example, very expensive lenses and cameras (usually 35mm film), elaborate lighting and, above all people, with the all around professional. An essential role plays the synonymous post production including color correction and what else dranhängt. In "Making OFS" one sees occasional comparison pictures - even the original, as it comes from the camera, and then the edited (and in part by a dramatic change) Picture, as it finally lands on DVD. The same board at home with resources to achieve, will never truly succeed.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von grovel:
Well if you already have a 42 "flat screen, you probably with 1366 x 1024 pixels or similar, then take it to be an HDV Camera. Sorry Andy, but that's just stupid. You know well that this Council is not true - why you give him then?
As long as you have a flat screen DVD s.den hanging HDV uses as source warmly enough. Unlike my predecessors synonymous times I venture to say that the main problem with a vague and fuzzy Picture s.Deinterlacer is - and the fact that the screen probably works with 60Hz.
SeeYa Groveler
Antwort von AndyZZ:
Well if you already have a 42 "flat screen, you probably with 1366 x 1024 pixels or similar, then take it to be an HDV Camera.
Sorry Andy, but that's just stupid. You know well that this Council is not true - why you give him then?
As long as you have a flat screen DVD s.den hanging HDV uses as source warmly enough. Unlike my predecessors synonymous times I venture to say that the main problem with a vague and fuzzy Picture s.Deinterlacer is - and the fact that the screen probably works with 60Hz.
SeeYa Groveler I apologize for you.
Nevertheless: If I made a 42 "LCD or plasma to buy, then I will be synonymous sooner or later switch to HDV. It may well be runterskalieren HDV to SD to DVD and burn. The statement was but the more upscale the original material, the more upscale synonymous the DVD.
And someday I would like the resolution synonymous utility, the screen offers. And if he eh a new Camera wants to buy, why not HDV? The problem now is that there is no DVD Burners are the HDV to Blue-ray Disk or HD may burn. Synonymous But this will probably change in the foreseeable future. And then makes HDV on the big screen in all cases make sense.
I have a few of my holiday DVDs on a 42 "screen viewed and was pleasantly surprised: The picture was significantly better than what it via cable or DVB-T reinkam. Sure, Discovery Channel in HD of course was still quite a few crispy . One more reason why not to HDV umzuschwenken.
Why his DVD Picture looks bad .... This may be probably hundreds of ways to: Poor De-Interlace, poor scaler, bad screen, low data rate, high background noise of the O-material .... etc.
Antwort von MadEyedMoose:
I have a few of my holiday DVDs on a 42 "screen viewed and was pleasantly surprised: The picture was significantly better than what it via cable or DVB-T reinkam. ..... mpeg2 encoder and what did you use?
gruß cj
Antwort von AndyZZ:
I have a few of my holiday DVDs on a 42 "screen viewed and was pleasantly surprised: The picture was significantly better than what it via cable or DVB-T reinkam. .....
mpeg2 encoder and what did you use?
gruß cj In Premiere Pro 1.5 built of MainConcept.
Quality but is in fact much on display, or Manufacturer dependent.
Antwort von hh:
Hi guys,
thank you for your efforts and the valuable tips that you've written here.
I will soon get a new DVD Burners, look if it could possibly be due. Otherwise, probably sometime a new camera due.
Again many thanks to you all!
Greetings hh
Antwort von Markus:
I will soon get a new DVD Burners, look if it could possibly be due. A torch is expected to change did not impact. The burner has only influence on the compatibility of burned DVDs and so usauf image disturbances, such as block formation.
Antwort von Axel:
The difference of amateur pictures and movie images lies not only in the different techniques founded. Amateur photos are added frequently sloppy.
One method, more care to learn how they synonymous in film schools is that after making a brief scene from a movie. Let us look at the equipment out, then remain in the main lighting and make up do not forget the aforementioned Bernd of
color correction. Anyone who can read English reasonably, given the myth of unattainable Hollywood model in
this Otherwise I agree with Andy's opinion. An HDV Cam is a better DVD Cam. The resolution reserve after downscaling is still clearly visible. Meanwhile, there are a number of synonymous progressive working devices, such as the Canon HV20.
No magic, just a grind and the will to make it good ...
