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PRE11 - Can you edit AVCHD Hi-Def, then convert to Std-Def?

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Re: PRE11 - Can you edit AVCHD Hi-Def, then convert to Std-D

Postby JBCoons » Tue Jan 22, 2013 10:56 pm

Thanks for all your comments - I really appreciate your help.

If you are not too burned out with this thread, perhaps you would like to see one of my horse show videos. I shot this in standard-definition with my Canon XH-A1 and edited it with PRE3. When you watch it you will not see many spectators in the stands because they are on my side of the show ring, next to the free appetizers, beer, and wine. Gotta love the horse show crowd - they really know to have a great time!

Click on http://www.eqvideos.com/sample_video/index.html to see the video.

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Re: PRE11 - Can you edit AVCHD Hi-Def, then convert to Std-D

Postby Steve Grisetti » Wed Jan 23, 2013 8:14 am

Thanks for sharing your video, JB.

Man, you're getting excellent video quality on that web site! You're definitely doing something right!
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Re: PRE11 - Can you edit AVCHD Hi-Def, then convert to Std-D

Postby Chuck Engels » Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:16 am

Steve Grisetti wrote:Thanks for sharing your video, JB.

Man, you're getting excellent video quality on that web site! You're definitely doing something right!


It's that Canon XH-A1, it's an awesome camers :TU:
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