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Question Posted Thursday March 26 2009, 4:58 am

I have a goooood canon camera, but everytime I upload videos that I made with it to youtube, the quality looks terrible. Even videos that I use macro on. Why does youtube do this to videos and how can I fix it?

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uberlou answered Saturday March 28 2009, 7:02 am:
Have you double checked your video settings? Video size and frame rate can have a big impact on the quality.

640x480 is the most ideal video size for youTube videos.

No matter what camera setting you use, it's all about what the video settings are.


You can find a more advanced tutorial here for more YouTube video upload tips:
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