You bought a camcorder capable of recording full HD so why use it for anything less? Go ahead and record at 1920 x 1080 and save the files. You can always make a copy of the original file at a lower quality for viewing now and still have the originals to use in the future. Blu Ray burners are down to near $100 these days. You can buy a 1 terabyte HD for under a $100. Lack of storage capacity should not be a reason for not recording at the highest quality posswible. Get a bigger harddrive and replace the older, slower one you have now. A newer HD will run faster allowing better viewing and faster rendering of your videos.
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Rule of thumb: ALWAYS record in best quality unless you're recording for a specific reason that needs lower quality.
You bought a 300HP car -- why drive with two plugs disconnected?
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Enjoy the camera!
Cheers,
Zevi
You bought a 300HP car -- why drive with two plugs disconnected?
Enjoy the camera!
Cheers,
Zevi
To save the environment, of course....
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Originally Posted by Zevi /forum/post/16822461
You bought a 300HP car -- why drive with two plugs disconnected?![]()
To save the environment, of course....
Nice... Maybe we should start an automotive forum on AVS?
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But to be accurate -- doing so will hurt the environment -- inefficient engine operation and the wasting of unburnt fuel in the exhaust adds to polution
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Originally Posted by Rockrz /forum/post/16831476
To save the environment, of course....![]()
Nice... Maybe we should start an automotive forum on AVS?
But to be accurate -- doing so will hurt the environment -- inefficient engine operation and the wasting of unburnt fuel in the exhaust adds to polution
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