Video Quality Question

Well if you render it in 720p/1080p it will look a lot better. If you don't want to, you could add a sharpen effect on whatever program you use (if it has the option to) to render and it will look a little bit crisper and clearer :)
 
there are a few methods. You could try get better lighting as making the situation brighter as some cameras go fuzzy and create noise in the image in low light, an alternate solution would be to get a video editor with noise removal in the image, noise in image is the fuzziness, but really once the video is fuzzy you can't really change it to be completely crisp clear, only other option would be get a new camera
 
I'm just doing an editing job on a video a friend recorded earlier for a product I'm releasing soon, so I can't re-film right now, and I'm using sony vegas pro. I'm probably just going to sharpen the image and render it in 1080p. Thanks for the advice[DOUBLEPOST=1356561931,1356561374][/DOUBLEPOST]
brodielawrence said:
there are a few methods. You could try get better lighting as making the situation brighter as some cameras go fuzzy and create noise in the image in low light, an alternate solution would be to get a video editor with noise removal in the image, noise in image is the fuzziness, but really once the video is fuzzy you can't really change it to be completely crisp clear, only other option would be get a new camera
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Both of these issues are arising in this video. I'm just going to have him re-film it tomorrow.
 
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