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Chris,
I’m curious what you are using to create your video. Mac internal camera? External video camera?
Instead of the Mac a pc?
Thanks!
**smile**
Deb
@Deb: It’s a plain old DV (PAL) camera
Also, filters on the end of the lens can cause bad light reflection.
I’ve found that I have to take my UV filter off my lens when I’m in a high contrast situation, otherwise the photo doesn’t expose properly.
Thanks, Chris. I liked the quality and wasn’t sure exactly what you were using. I haven’t tried recording video with my mac’s internal camera.
Deb
Looks just great on the Apple TV Chris. Have emailed some photos.