I have been asked by an organization to shoot video of an event and to post it to their FaceBook site AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. I will be shooting in HD with a Panasonic consumer camera, the TM900. The camera records HD in AVCHD
I have a couple of questions:
1. The camera can record in the following modes: 1080/60p, HA, HG, HX, HE, iFrame. Is it worth shooting in 1920 x 1080/60p or is a lower resolution suitable for very good quality video on FaceBook
2. I currently use Sony's Vega Pro. Can you recommend a workflow that would give me the shortest turn around time?
3. I MAY also be purchasing Adobe's Premiere. Would this be a better option for a quick turn around?
4. What is the longest length video that is reasonable to post on Facebook?
5. Anything else of which I should be aware?
Thanks,
Dan
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07-06-2012 06:41 PM
If specs allow I would shoot 1280x720 and if you do not have a lot of editing you can pick up an Elgato Turbo h.264 HD This will take your final output movie, convert and upload to your youtube channel. I use it for quick turn around work all the time.
The other stuff is up to you really.Jason Kubicki
Spotlight Media, Inc.




Best way to shoot in order to quickly post to Facebook and Youtube

