Camera video settings!

[solvexx]

Hello! I own a Canon S110, and the videos I shoot don't match up to the quality that I see others attain using the same camera.

I don't know too much about cameras and their settings, so I was wondering if someone could point me in the direction of what main setting I should use IE: the letters/pictures on the dial and then the smaller settings within that.

Here's the reference for what quality I am currently getting:




And the quality I see others get:



Thank you guys so much for your time.

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No one has any advice?

[Cyrops]

I'm sorry I don't see difference between the two videos?

http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consum...Specifications
Make sure you have "Other: Full HD: 1920 x 1080" set when shooting videos.
Although I would suggest "HD: 1280 x 720" as you get 30FPS instead of 24@1080p

[solvexx]

Does 6 FPS make that much of a difference? More pixels vs 6 fps I guess.

[Cyrops]

Does 6 FPS make that much of a difference? More pixels vs 6 fps I guess.

It does make a difference at those low numbers, with 30FPS your average 60HZ TV can just skip 1 frame per second, while with 24FPS it will be odd number.
The question is, do you reaaallly need 1080p over 720p?
With higher FPS the video will look smoother, while the higher quality will give you better picture quality. If you are making reviews on physical products then you might want to have high quality over smooth picture.