@Ognjen wrote:
Thanks for the reply!
Yes, I used EOS Utility, and viewed the files on GOM player, Windows Media Player, and one more player I cant remember the name (not my computer) and the result was same.
Well overall it seemed like a much lower resolution and too bright and shiny compared to when I viewed it directly on camera.
I made the video with the intent of uploading it on Instagram (IGTV)
If your monitor has not been calibrated, then you cannot really assume that it is reproducing images with the correct brightness, contrast, and colors. Some monitors, especially laptops, may vary their brightness depending upon ambient light in the room.
Get in the habit of taking a still before and after capturing video. Using a white/grey card would be good. Look at they till images with a histogram, so that you can see how well exposed they are.
As far as resolution goes, Full HD Video frames have the equivalent resolution of a 2 MP still image. A 4K video frame ha the equivalent resolution of a 4 MP still image.
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