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7D projected / large screen
Has anyone with a 7D had it projected on a large screen? I have seen alot of videos on the net which all look impressive, but wondered what the quality / artifacts are like when projected or even displayed on large HD TV.
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I downloaded Dan Chung's footage of the parade in BeiJing celebrating the 60th anniversary of Mao's communist China. One of the 3 cameras he used was the 7D and the whole thing looked super played on my 42" LCD using the WD TV media player.
I'll know more if I get to use mine on a project tomorrow and Friday. |
I got my 7d today and at first test, I thought the resolution was not going to hold up. We have Sony's (ex3/ex1) and the RED, so we're used to seeing high rez clips on our Apple CD. At first, on the Apple display, I wasn't sure how good the h264 codec was looking. HOWEVER, I did my first little cam test video short here:
"Backyard Boys-Brotherly Love" on Vimeo I actually transcoded it in Compressor to Prorez422 to edit it. Then exported it directly to the AppleTV setting. When I played it back on our 50" Plasma, it looked AWESOME. So, it's really tough to say how well this codec will hold up without seeing it for yourself. I was VERY impressed in how good this camera is considering I took it out of the box and started playing and got pretty good pictures. I look forward to putting some production value behind it and seeing how good it can look. |
Great short ...
That's a great short. I didn't even register the quality as I was immersed in the story and the talent! Your boys are a credit to you. It certainly resonated everyday life between my boys. Really enjoyed that!
There were some very nice shots in there, I am very tempted to get one of these, as long as I can can find I suitable solution to sound. |
Me too was blown away with the quality of the footage out of the box when watching it on a 50 inch plasma.
"Vienna is not Beijing" - 4 to 7 A.M short on Vimeo Thanks. Johnnie |
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