I have been experimenting with 4k video on the EOSR recently In anticipation (yet to be realised) of watching it on the new TV.
There have been plenty of juvenile goldfinches about the garden recently so I filmed them on the bird feeder and on the rockery.
As 4K video also allows frame grabs I have given that a try as well and taken four frames from the videos I shot at points where there was as little movement as I could determine. All the shots have been processed in LR for light, effects and detail before posting
I thought that it would be interesting to post them just to show the quality. The jpeg extract is 8.3Mb according to the manual so they will not be as sharp as they would have been using stills but they are of a perfectly acceptable quality. Note that a good composition was not necessarily the prime objective!
EOR_4026 by Ian, on Flickr
EOR_4025 by Ian, on Flickr
EOR_4024 by Ian, on Flickr
EOR_4023 by Ian, on Flickr
Comments, as ever, are welcome.
Ian
There have been plenty of juvenile goldfinches about the garden recently so I filmed them on the bird feeder and on the rockery.
As 4K video also allows frame grabs I have given that a try as well and taken four frames from the videos I shot at points where there was as little movement as I could determine. All the shots have been processed in LR for light, effects and detail before posting
I thought that it would be interesting to post them just to show the quality. The jpeg extract is 8.3Mb according to the manual so they will not be as sharp as they would have been using stills but they are of a perfectly acceptable quality. Note that a good composition was not necessarily the prime objective!
EOR_4026 by Ian, on Flickr
EOR_4025 by Ian, on Flickr
EOR_4024 by Ian, on Flickr
EOR_4023 by Ian, on Flickr
Comments, as ever, are welcome.
Ian
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