"No Time" By Window In Time

OK Here is a test grab. I need advice on how to clean it up.

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What I mean is, our brains will add the rest of the detail as we become accomstomed to the image and get into the story. :Drogar-Happy(DBG):
 
This is a project I shall follow with interest. Regarding cleaning up your video and changing the frame rate you might find the webcam astronomy communities on the internet helpful. They do tend to swap quite a lot of techy info. I may be completely wrong though - just a quick idea.

Jason
 
Well after talking to Matt, I am thinking about doing all the music for my film with my mouth and a microphone! I will do all parts all with my voice! Am I insane?
 
sfoster said:
Well after talking to Matt, I am thinking about doing all the music for my film with my mouth and a microphone! I will do all parts all with my voice! Am I insane?
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YES, you are insane. 'Don't worry, be happy'-style may be strange and insane. I can help you with your score if you want. I am slightly musically talented. You should use high quality instruments for the score...like multiple harmonizing kazoos! :violent5:

I enjoyed working 'your shoot' last night. The 'Red camera' was very light and easy to fly in and out of your set. I think Troy was getting a cramp carrying it.

Well done Shane. Hehehe. :evil:
 
This looks pretty cool Shane. Kudos to your for going with a very unconventional camera. I'm excited to see how this turns out. How are you handling dialogue? Through the cameras onboard audio or a second system.

Good luck man! And I gotta agree with the gritty look. Assuming it fits the story it looks pretty cool to me.
 
Shane... I think I have you Noise Reduction Solution. As with many of these tools, sometimes you get some funky artifacting commonly known as sumoization... but just look how clean the rest of the image is.



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Jeff Anderson said:
This looks pretty cool Shane. Kudos to your for going with a very unconventional camera. I'm excited to see how this turns out. How are you handling dialogue? Through the cameras onboard audio or a second system.

Good luck man! And I gotta agree with the gritty look. Assuming it fits the story it looks pretty cool to me.
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Well audio will pretty much be overdubbed.
 
Mark T. Aro said:
Sorry... I know I broke protocol, since Shane has been posting images... But I just couldn't help it.
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WOW Look at the depth of field in my red camera! It's amazing when Mark gets his hands on it. OH CRAP, I didn't get a release from that extra!!!
 
Gary Sconce said:
YES, you are insane. 'Don't worry, be happy'-style may be strange and insane. I can help you with your score if you want. I am slightly musically talented. You should use high quality instruments for the score...like multiple harmonizing kazoos! :violent5:

I enjoyed working 'your shoot' last night. The 'Red camera' was very light and easy to fly in and out of your set. I think Troy was getting a cramp carrying it.

Well done Shane. Hehehe. :evil:
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Do you know where I can get a good kazoo???
 
sfoster said:
Do you know where I can get a good kazoo???
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Sadly enough I have a really good one sitting right next to me at my desk. I will set it next to your P2 cards so I remember to get it to you. The P2 cards are almost done so if you are cool with swinging by the station, they should be ready before noon.
 
Mark T. Aro said:
Shane... I think I have you Noise Reduction Solution. As with many of these tools, sometimes you get some funky artifacting commonly known as sumoization... but just look how clean the rest of the image is.



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BBBBBWWWWWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAA!:Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)
 
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