Frage von mrunner:
Hi folks,
I had me a nv-gs 60 and just bought the first video rotated. Now struck me during dubbing using Magix Goya directly to DVD on that red colors (signs, clothing, etc.) in contrast to the other colors too bright display, the actual object blurred in camera swivel form artifacts. Camera s.der Is it or is it software?
Thank you for your help and sorry if the question needs to be 'stupid' is ;-)!
Steffen
Antwort von Markus73:
I had me a nv-gs 60 and just bought the first video rotated. Now struck me during dubbing using Magix Goya directly to DVD on that red colors (signs, clothing, etc.) in contrast to the other colors too garish display, So, a certain "fondness" for red and red-orange tones Panasonic is typical. Really annoying but I've never felt, a small rotary knob s.Farbkontrast brings s.Ende but always very good colors.
Pan camera to the formation of artifacts. Wait and the whole s.Ende s.TV judge, if not already done. That sounds like the usual interlace effects, s.Television like this should no longer be visible.
Gruß,
Markus
Antwort von mrunner:
Hi markus,
thanks for the quick reply! The bright red areas, I have synonymous on the TV - in perhaps synonymous s.ihm ... . On the tape in any event to see these colors perfectly correct from ... . I'm using as Magix Goya - video easy. The software does so from the 13 GB avi File a approximately 3.5 GB DVD. Is it perhaps s.dieser Compression?
Thanks for the tips!
Steffen
Antwort von Markus:
The bright red areas, I have synonymous on the TV - in perhaps synonymous s.ihm ... . On the tape in any event to see these colors perfectly correct from ... How did you then noticed that the color on the tape is in order if they are faulty s.Television look like? On the camcorder display is not a reliable way, it is not qualitatively better than the preview window of a video editing program.
Antwort von DocMAX:
and even worse, if a good calibrated monitor.
