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- Raynox 5050PRO with adapter ring - Really?
- The HF100 on a bike
- Difference between the "PAL" and "NTSC" model
- HDMI Output to a TFT monitor
- PF25 vs. 50i
- Setting Custom White Balance
- Lens Hoods
- Does the HF100 need an IR blocking filter?
- Ein Hahn - Another .MTS clip
- Behind the curtain of iMovie '08
- Quick Change Adapter
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May
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- I don't miss ...
- My Mac talks to the HF100
- HF100 color comparison
- AVCHD support on the Mac
- Backup of HF100 AVCHD clips
- Original Canon HF100 AVCHD clip
- Where are the video files and photos?
- Using a gray card
- How the HF100 controls exposure
- The Remote Control
- The Battery Pack
- HF100 + Wide Angle Converter
- My very first movie
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3 comments:
hey this is such a great blog! it's really helpful!
Stephen
www.stephencarmichael.com
Great help! However a question about interlacing. Giving my hopes to you Martin for understanding. I set my HF100 to shoot in 25p. When I look at the MTS-file in looks interlaced. What is really the 25p mode on HF100. It does not look very progressive.
As far as I know the HF100 stores a progressive image in an interlaced container but at the end the image should be progressive i.e both half frames are from the same point in time.
Maybe you see these artefacts:
http://canon-hf100.blogspot.com/2009/02/sawtooth-artefacts-in-pf25-mode.html
This is because of the 4:2:0 chroma subsampling used.
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