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Much better. Didn't see where to choose 20bit though.

Thanks guys. Im exporting now in different format.

Let me also state. I did have my tripod, but they told me I couldn't bring it in because its a tripping hazard. Might have been slightly better video.

Let me start by saying I have NEVER turned my 6D on video mode until yesterday. I know, it shows! And never touched Adobe premiere until last night with a free trial. That shows too. Here are my questions.

-How do I continuous focus on moving subjects ( 4 year old) I know the 70D has a touch focus, but other than manual focus (turning ring/follow focus) its pretty impossible?

-I shot in 1080p in camera at 30fps. When i started a new project in Premiere I just did everything default. Exported finished product how ever Premiere does it to a folder of my choice. I uploaded it to Vimeo and it looks pretty bad. What did I do wrong?

  Heres the video I'm referring too. Shot with 6D and 35L II

Here is the default new project screenshot

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Here is the export screenshot

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not looking for legs, only the head. Budget could increase to $400 if I had too. Something I can mount a slider on also. My Acratech GP bh isnt cutting it for video. Recommendations? 

Wish I could bring more to the table than just questions, but looking for a decent video lens for around town/house/family videos. Will be mostly handheld. I have a canon 6D. Is Image Stabilization a must

I really want to gove it a go, my only concern is when tilting, bc it is a ball head. That it tilts level. If the ballhead is off, than the tilt will be off. 

Looking for a combination head for video. This seems to fit the bill, but hardly any reviews on it. Would it be better to keep still and video heads separate?