Sharpness fix for 60fps

1080/60fps video with script or without script more blurry then 1080/30fps or 1296/30fps.
And 1080/60fps has exposure stepping issue.
 
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funnel said:
Yes. Instead of 2048 put something else. When you lower the number you should see the difference. In a dark enviroment the video should be noisy with a low number. Outside in a sunny day you can almost get to 0 without seeing any noise. I use 1500 on a sunny day for now and still experimenting with the numbers.
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i try with 1500 and image is noticeable sharper, thanks man
 
other test with "500"
 
People... when will you realise how YT butchers vid's sharpness and quality.
Just past here raw sample or screenshots.
 
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Either post raws or use a vimeo premium account.
 
Is it possible to combine autoexec.ash scripts with notepad++?
To combine noise reduction with higher bitrate for 60fps like this:

#set bitrate 1920x1080 60fps 40Mbps
writew 0xC05C1036 0x4220
#set noise reduction value to 2048
t ia2 -adj tidx -1 2048 -1
 
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Andy_S said:
how many times will someone ask for that without reading the very FIRST THING about scripts?.........
*sigh* i know, nobody wrote an idiotproof guide for scripts yet, guess its gonna be me again 😀
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I thank you for your patience and I can imagine that you find it frustrating to answer this sort questions.
My question had more to do with timing and the sequence of the combined commands, but I realise this is not clear. Sorry for that.
 
Well, it is launched ~1s after powerup and is processed as any scripts
- one command per line, first line goes first, then next.
- You can use delays (multiples of 1second) or 1 "tick".
 
It is possible to get sharpness the same in 60fps like 30fps ?
 
did you even read this thread? NO.
 
I did everything that was written on the forum but still 60 is worse than 30.
 
Here is my "Low Light Video" stock 1.2.13 Firmware 25 MBit 1080 60FPS The street lights are on.
 
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Auto low light is ON. I did also refocus my lens. I put a small strip of white tape with about ten 1/32" hash marks on the barrel (threads) of the lens. A strip of medical bandage tape works well about 1/2" long and 1/16" wide. Draw the tick marks on the tape before cutting. Then I tripod mounted the camera aimed at the horizon (there is a cell tower sticking up). Then set the camera for time lapse photos 15 sec. apart and move the lens 1 tick mark between photos. After downloading the Pics choose the best and set the lens accordingly.
 
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I love talk like this that push the boundries of hardware and firmware.
 
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