Even if they viewed the original footage.Regards,Joe In general, people will never know the difference. A program like HandBrake can help you reduce video size. The 50% quality video was only slightly larger than the HQ handbrake conversion.įor what’s it’s worth, here’s the Camtasia’s renders. I rendered using 60% quality and 50% quality settings.īoth videos came out better than the HandBrake conversions.

I render the same footage using Camtasia. The differences really stand out.You'll have to pan around. Camtasia renders are off a bit as well.But there much closer.īe sure to click the images and enlarge them to 100%. Overall, it has a washed out effect on everything. You can see it in side by side comparisons.Look at the rock face behind the waterfall.It's pretty dark overall.Than look at the conversions wall. The Darker areas becoming lighter stands out the most. In both cases the conversion washed out the contrast. 'HQ, 1080p 30fps Surround “And “Fast 30fps” I converted it using HandBrake's default quality settings. I thought this footage would represent a good 'Average Quality' non screen recording video. It's not as vibrant as a lot of footage I could have chosen. Here I used a 1920 x 1080 video clip containing a fair amount of color and contrast.

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