My digi vid recorder records in AVCHD.
I edited some nice video, and rendered it for best detail on computer.
It looks nice. But on reviewing the raw video, I saw detail and sharpness far beyond my rendered fare. Is there a way to retain this original sharpness after editing
in a form that need not be burned to Blueray?
Or is this why Movie Studio Platinum 12 is so affordable?
I imagine my question has a lot of info missing, but I am not going to list boring details. Whatever level you can explain, I will appreciate it.
Tricks, workarounds, dongles, and aluminum cone hats....I don't mind.
Mahalos from Maui
I edited some nice video, and rendered it for best detail on computer.
It looks nice. But on reviewing the raw video, I saw detail and sharpness far beyond my rendered fare. Is there a way to retain this original sharpness after editing
in a form that need not be burned to Blueray?
Or is this why Movie Studio Platinum 12 is so affordable?
I imagine my question has a lot of info missing, but I am not going to list boring details. Whatever level you can explain, I will appreciate it.
Tricks, workarounds, dongles, and aluminum cone hats....I don't mind.
Mahalos from Maui