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  1. 04-11-2007 #1
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    I made this little clip to see if I could improve the quality of my video footage,both from a camera point of view and from the upload side




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    Yes. Well that is one hungry little bird
    Very nice clip. Well done
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    That's good quality, very clear.
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    Think I might have shot myself in the foot with regards to a new video camera.

    Toots reckons there is nothing wrong with the quality on the original



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    I'm looking seriously at buying one, but I want one with manual focus as an option, not a great lover of auto focus only.
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    Most seem to have that option Rolf

    This JVC I have cost £130 from the co-op about 2 years ago (end of production I think thats why so cheap) and it has manual focus and manual exposure.It of course has Auto Focus and exposure
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    Mine has manual focus. You just have to set it
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    Good, didn't realise that. Will start looking after Christmas.
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    Yes most camcorders can be set to Manual even my tape DV camera can be set to Manual.
    Yes after Christmas for every thing now
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    Nice clip Digidark. I agree it's very clear
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    Thanks again for your comments.....Now I must try to turn "clear" into sharp.....And I thought I'd Retired. As my favourite Detective would say....It keeps the grey cells working
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    My favorite detective is Monk. Has me in stitches and can outsmart Poirot and Columbo
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    Sherlock is the best of them all LOL - but got to agree with DD, Poirot is great too!

    Great video clip DD! Nice and clear.
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