Re: SNOW - A Pretty little film on vimeo

["Jim Goodin" <jimgoodinmusic@gmail.com>]

Mark that's cool, wondered about that.  I'm working more and more with video these days.  I used to be involved with it when I worked in TV production during the 80's when it was all analog.  Have been going through a reeducation now that it's all wonderful doable in the desktop world.  Largely working in Premeier and thought maybe I could do it frame rate but as you say it will be huge if any length at all. 

Snow was very cool and really liked that aspect of it.  It reminded me of a newscast open we used to have that had timelapse in it which at the time was done for our station via an outside source.

 

How pricey was your Panasonic cam if I"m not being too personal?

 

Very glad your wife's treatment went well and visualizing healing times your way, I"m sure it's scarey.  Wishing all goes well.

 

Jim

On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 7:38 AM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com> wrote:

Its IN CAMERA Time Lapse Jim, YOu could of course record normal speed for an hour and then compress that in your editting software, no problem... BUT you would have a HUGE file... that would be unweildy and annoying...Anyway Im an old hand at Time Lapse, and used to use my trusty Bolex 16mm camera, but now I have a Panasonic HVX, which is excellent for Timelapse.

And thanks, yes her treatment is going well, 4 weeks in, and 3 to go... Well by Christmas hopefully.

M

On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 2:00 AM, Jim Goodin <jimgoodinmusic@gmail.com> wrote:

Mark like it a lot particularly overlaying of video.  Are you getting time lapse by changing frame rate or using a plug-in/efx for that if I might ask?

 

Hope things went positive for your wife's recent treatment...

 

Jim Goodin

On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 5:00 PM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com> wrote:

Hi lads and lasses,

Just a bit of spam to say that I just uploaded a new film on Vimeo.
Shot last Christmas, the whole edit took 2 hours last night, and most of that was colourising. I just found the (forgotten) music on the hard-drive last night, and thought IŽd throw something together... Pretty happy with it actually, lots of time-lapse (as usual) and superimposition's (which I don't normally like).
Hope you like it!!

http://vimeo.com/2070700

Mark

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