Hi Everyone!:love4:
Here's some links to a couple of HVX200 clips I posted on YouTube (I know the quality is poor coz of YouTube compression) but just incase it interests others who may consider posting clips on YouTube (how they will look afterwards!) or of interest re the time lapse and slow motion effect with given subjects.
If you're a YouTube member - please leave a comment, make us a favourite, and give us a rating!
My dog Lion running in slow motion click this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1GuBWtA4Ko
Vegetarian pantomime in Mayo click this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlvP_xzX_0A
A legend of an Irish musician:violin: click this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbKtjfghmhk
My dog running in the meadow is filmed 60fps and then slowed down further in Final Cut Studio by extending the duration in a 30fps playback timeline to an extra 50%. Still the motion is great with that extra playback duration.
The street mime shot is filmed in time lapse - I think about 1f every 4 or 8 seconds - can't remember just now... but the subject mime artist moving slowly therefore appears more natural in speed than the jittery speeded up motion of the regular action taking place in the street. I am experimenting more with this and also the mime artist is trying different speed performance to get the expressions looking better - all good fun!
The clip of the Irish musician was filmed on a camera phone so let's not judge that one too harshly re quality.
The HVX clips; one of my dog - went very glitchy / breaks up at the start of the clip - this happened YouTube's end of things, so watch out for that. The mime one, I uploaded much higher resolution, about 55MB file size and it seemed to be handled better by YouTube than my 'dog' clip which I uploaded more close to resolution they would host.
Anyway, it can be a good way to get audience into see your higher quality clips somewhere else, if you put links to your own website on the YouTUbe site.
Don't forget to check out the clips linked above!
All the best!:happy:
Here's some links to a couple of HVX200 clips I posted on YouTube (I know the quality is poor coz of YouTube compression) but just incase it interests others who may consider posting clips on YouTube (how they will look afterwards!) or of interest re the time lapse and slow motion effect with given subjects.
If you're a YouTube member - please leave a comment, make us a favourite, and give us a rating!
My dog Lion running in slow motion click this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1GuBWtA4Ko
Vegetarian pantomime in Mayo click this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlvP_xzX_0A
A legend of an Irish musician:violin: click this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbKtjfghmhk
My dog running in the meadow is filmed 60fps and then slowed down further in Final Cut Studio by extending the duration in a 30fps playback timeline to an extra 50%. Still the motion is great with that extra playback duration.
The street mime shot is filmed in time lapse - I think about 1f every 4 or 8 seconds - can't remember just now... but the subject mime artist moving slowly therefore appears more natural in speed than the jittery speeded up motion of the regular action taking place in the street. I am experimenting more with this and also the mime artist is trying different speed performance to get the expressions looking better - all good fun!
The clip of the Irish musician was filmed on a camera phone so let's not judge that one too harshly re quality.
The HVX clips; one of my dog - went very glitchy / breaks up at the start of the clip - this happened YouTube's end of things, so watch out for that. The mime one, I uploaded much higher resolution, about 55MB file size and it seemed to be handled better by YouTube than my 'dog' clip which I uploaded more close to resolution they would host.
Anyway, it can be a good way to get audience into see your higher quality clips somewhere else, if you put links to your own website on the YouTUbe site.
Don't forget to check out the clips linked above!
All the best!:happy: