el jeffe Active member Oct 28, 2006 #1 Crank up the volume and trip out http://www.jeffheit.com/hdhr06web.mov
rat6666 Active member Oct 30, 2006 #3 Very cool - held my attention the whole way through, although I'm not a big fan of snowboarding. What did you do to get the old film look during the timelapse sequences and at the very end (the shot looking at the cable/chair lift)?
Very cool - held my attention the whole way through, although I'm not a big fan of snowboarding. What did you do to get the old film look during the timelapse sequences and at the very end (the shot looking at the cable/chair lift)?
P pablovi Active member Oct 30, 2006 #4 rat6666 said: Very cool - held my attention the whole way through, although I'm not a big fan of snowboarding. What did you do to get the old film look during the timelapse sequences and at the very end (the shot looking at the cable/chair lift)? Click to expand... Well, the Nizo S800 is a Super 8 camera, so it is film.
rat6666 said: Very cool - held my attention the whole way through, although I'm not a big fan of snowboarding. What did you do to get the old film look during the timelapse sequences and at the very end (the shot looking at the cable/chair lift)? Click to expand... Well, the Nizo S800 is a Super 8 camera, so it is film.
el jeffe Active member Oct 31, 2006 #5 pablovi said: Well, the Nizo S800 is a Super 8 camera, so it is film. Click to expand... Ya all the timelapse stuff and the stuff at the end is Kodachrome 40 super 8mm. Thanks for the comments it was a fun one to make.
pablovi said: Well, the Nizo S800 is a Super 8 camera, so it is film. Click to expand... Ya all the timelapse stuff and the stuff at the end is Kodachrome 40 super 8mm. Thanks for the comments it was a fun one to make.
