Ever since I subscribed to this list, I've been hoping we would get into a detailed discussion about how to keep the resolution as high as possible - and the picture as sharp as possible - throughout the process of shooting video and creating a finished product. Several folks have recommended Sorenson 3, but I have had disappointing results. How about some detailed examples of what can be accomplished by digging deeply into the optional settings for Sorenson 3 or other codecs? Or does anybody know of a good book on this subject? Steve R. On Wednesday, May 5, 2004, at 06:35 PM, Bruce Pillman wrote: > > On Wednesday, May 5, 2004, at 09:13 AM, Lee Chapman wrote: >> When I exported my 11 minute film to QT at highest settings the end >> result was still pretty awful. > > I certainly agree that QT is not a low quality format. The quality > depends on the codec used, and the settings used. I'm not sure what > you mean by highest settings. I found that iMovie's normal high > quality settings were still awful by my standards. I've exported from > iMovie to QT using the Sorensen codec, (Best, 29.97 fps, key frame 24, > 500 KBytes/sec) and gotten pretty good results.