What happens when?
- Thread starter Gary
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The answer to all of those questions depends on the software. What did you have in mind?
If it's an earlier version of Premiere which doesn't handle HD, you'll likely not be able to use the HD footage at all. You certainly won't be able to capture it directly.
Premiere will most likely not even detect the camera -- unless you can feed the HD downconverted to DV from the camera, and then you're capturing DV as if from any DV camera.
"Copied analog" -- not sure what you mean by this.
Quality -- if you have, say, HDV and use some other program to downconvert it to uncompressed SD, you can have more color information that you would with DV, but you'll have the same resolution.
If you can somehow use the HD footage (which likely you can't), you won't have better color than DV, and ultimately you won't have higher resolution, but you should have more freedom to zoom in and move around the frame without losing quality.
But again, as I say, you will very likely not be able to use the HD footage AS HD footage in this older version of Premiere.
"Copied analog" -- not sure what you mean by this.
Quality -- if you have, say, HDV and use some other program to downconvert it to uncompressed SD, you can have more color information that you would with DV, but you'll have the same resolution.
If you can somehow use the HD footage (which likely you can't), you won't have better color than DV, and ultimately you won't have higher resolution, but you should have more freedom to zoom in and move around the frame without losing quality.
But again, as I say, you will very likely not be able to use the HD footage AS HD footage in this older version of Premiere.
Then that won't be HD. Depending on the software, it may be uncompressed (it'll probably be DV or even more compressed), but it'll be SD -- no HD over RCA or S-Video.
It will if you bring it into the computer as HD.
But as I said above, it doesn't matter if you can't use the footage. And, you can't bring it in as HD over S-Video or composite.
But as I said above, it doesn't matter if you can't use the footage. And, you can't bring it in as HD over S-Video or composite.