"Schleier der Maya" - HVX/P+S/Zeiss+Moviecam Lenses!

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SAujla said:
Subtitles please.
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No offense, but requests like that really bug me. You don't always have to understand the dialog for the video to make sense or for it to have value.

Do you provide subtitles in French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Russian etc. for web visitors from other countries?
 
couldn't get the video to play but I did see your photography. Judging from what I saw from your photos I am excited to see what you shot.
 
THoff said:
No offense, but requests like that really bug me. You don't always have to understand the dialog for the video to make sense or for it to have value.

Do you provide subtitles in French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Russian etc. for web visitors from other countries?
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Sorry, I missed his ps. Obviously he was looking for critique on things other than dialogue-my bad.
 
i think i need to reencode it to ordinary quicktime.

will update later! sorry guys.

thanks for the nice words!
 
Thank you very much for providing a standard QuickTime H.264 file -- I wasn't able to view the previous version.

I'm impressed with the image (especially the clean night footage given the 35mm adapter), but unfortunately I have no audio on my system at work, so I'll have to wait until I get home this evening to check out the dialog. Luckily my native language is German, so I won't be asking for subtitles.

There was noticeable vignetting at around 4:00 during the scene on the roof. Was that intentional?
 
thanks!
the vignetting is not intentional, it was the first day of shooting and i made the mistake to stop the lens down a bit too much.. which resulted in the vignetting and grain showing up a little bit... :/ but since its so far into the movie (near the end) it's quite ok for the story...
 
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