Remember back in the day when you could zoom in on your subject and actually SEE what you were doing when someone filmed you when you made a run? Now days, phones and tablets are used. My I phone will zoom in but it is cumbersome to do even that. Getting a video from a friend that filmed you, dooming in on your own equipment is not available unless I hook it up to my large computer at home and use movie software. And watching videos of for sale horses or someone else's run, quality is just not there. Is there apps that people use to get better video quality? And to have a better viewing experience? Musings over for now
Posted 2017-06-27 8:40 AM Subject: RE: Video quality
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I've used an app called Coach's Eye on my phone. First off, I video runs with the regular camera app on my phone. Check the camera settings. I have HDR turned on and the highest resolution setting selected which makes a big difference. The file will take up a lot more room on your phone, but as soon as you're on wifi you can upload it to Drive or iCloud and delete it off your phone if you need the storage space. Coach's Eye is an analytical tool. You can slow videos way way down, zoom in and out, and even draw on them. I'm sure you could find it for a tablet too if you wanted a bigger screen. I've had a really easy time with it.
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