Opinions please

clive long · Jul 23, 2016

Can I please have your honest and professional opinions on the quality of my videos?

They look grainy to me but I'm not sure if its the th or YouTube or my devices I'm watching them on.

All shot in auto and an app used to edit and upload

Thanks so much for any feedback

clive long · Jul 23, 2016

KBflyer · Jul 23, 2016

Not sure what settings you used for video resolution but your upload to youtube is only 720P. It could be still rendering as youtube is slow that way sometimes. If its only 720p then your not going to get great quality

WilsonFlyer · Jul 23, 2016

I still find it humorous when someone says you're not going to be satisfied with 720p. LOL

Aaron Bxxxx · Jul 23, 2016

The trick with YouTube and getting 4K quality uploads, try to upload with these EXACT specs:
3840 x 2160, 30fps

You can also research how by watching videos and tutorials here:
upload 4k to youtube - YouTube

I use Adobe Premiere CC 2016 and have a preset. I just import the video/sound into Premiere, then hit the preset which sets it all up for 4K Upload.

Hope this helps,
Aaron

Skyrider1170 · Jul 23, 2016

clive long said:

Your very over exposed also what shutter speed did you use also frame rate

Comandante · Jul 23, 2016

Try to stray from auto-color balance. And get up that 4K version!

JCFlippen · Jul 23, 2016

clive long said:
Can I please have your honest and professional opinions on the quality of my videos?

They look grainy to me but I'm not sure if its the th or YouTube or my devices I'm watching them on.

All shot in auto and an app used to edit and upload

Thanks so much for any feedback

I would shoot 1080p50 to start with. Use Sunrise/Sunset as a fixed colour balance - make sure you are in manual not AWB mode. You will need an ND8 filter that allows 100th second shutter and ISO100. I am on the other side of the channel - Cardiff - and this works for me.

There is a very good YT video of Typhoon camera settings for the Q500 and the H by Frank someone Photography?