Most are from the 23rd April 2005 when we had those storms go up the east coast of the South Island. The other one is of an isolated Cb that popped up behind Bank's Peninsula one day (second post), can't remember date but you'll know the day I'm talking about when you see it.
Now, the thumbs are just simply screen captures with the frame size of the video halved. This helps to deinterlace the image and give a good quality capture. Where the thumbs go to are full sized captures (720 x 576), first i capture these and then deinterlace them in Coral Draw which intorpolates some of the image to get rid of the lines in it. This must be done to get quality stills for a computer screen which works in a progressive mode if you get what I mean. Video that moves slowly though like slow panning for e.g. almost doesn't really need deinterlacing for reasons which i can't think how to explain right now but hopefully you understand what I mean. On to the pictures!
I've got better lightning shots on tape but just quickly put some clips on the comp to try it out. Hopefully it gives you an idea of what we saw on the night aswell as the Still quality from the GS400.
Cheers
Or is it just easily changable with the exposure setting?
