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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 816031" data-attributes="member: 50197">Well, first try. I worked from the jpeg images I save for posting. I was afraid to use the full sized TIF files thinking it make working with, and rendering too slow and an unwieldy mp4 file. I rendered it at the highest quality available in PS, but I suppose the 1500x1000 original images throttled the final resolution. I will try something using the full sized and see how it turns out. In my defense, I watched the video from the rendered file on my external monitor hooked to my computer, and it looked very good resolution wise. Not sure what compression/resolution throttling is done when YT handles the video, if any. The other bad news being that these are pretty much the cream of the crop for the last 6 months of shooting. So, I am unlikely to crank out another dozen of these in the next month or two. Still, it's a nice way to show off, I mean share my photos with family and friends. I also think I could dispense with the watermark in slideshows.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 816031, member: 50197"] Well, first try. I worked from the jpeg images I save for posting. I was afraid to use the full sized TIF files thinking it make working with, and rendering too slow and an unwieldy mp4 file. I rendered it at the highest quality available in PS, but I suppose the 1500x1000 original images throttled the final resolution. I will try something using the full sized and see how it turns out. In my defense, I watched the video from the rendered file on my external monitor hooked to my computer, and it looked very good resolution wise. Not sure what compression/resolution throttling is done when YT handles the video, if any. The other bad news being that these are pretty much the cream of the crop for the last 6 months of shooting. So, I am unlikely to crank out another dozen of these in the next month or two. Still, it's a nice way to show off, I mean share my photos with family and friends. I also think I could dispense with the watermark in slideshows. [/QUOTE]

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