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- April 27, 2008 at 3:51 PM #45184
  
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  If you have an HD camcorder, and you are shooting in HD, unfortunately YouTube will not show off the full beautiful details of your footage.
  
  I would strongly recommend using http://www.vimeo.com as it is full HD capable, and your footage will look ALOT better. Here is an example of some footage:
  
  http://www.vimeo.com/431500 HV20 – Rainy Day Cinematography
  
  Another suggestion would be that if you still want to use YouTube, also use Vimeo and provide a link to your Vimeo video in the description of your YouTube video so if they want to actually go see the HD footage, they can.
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