Looking for some advice for my footage.

linkdafourf said:
i uploaded is the least shaky, its really destracting in the begining. I thought it wouldnt be, since shows like always sunny are all handheld shot, and its not that bad, and i didnt think they used steady cams...
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What THEY call handheld is not the same as what YOU call handheld. Stabilize your shots on a tripod, fig rig, steadicam, shoulder mount, or put it on a rock... doesn't matter. But true handheld is for camera phones, not film projects.
 
well you dont have to be a dick, i aknolwleged that it wasnt done correctly. regaurdless, here is the finished product. we filmed the last scene tonight, and edited it till the wee hours in the morning. its.... 5:30 am right now, but whatev. CHECK IT OUT!!! thanks to everyone who helped out.

http://vimeo.com/7738679
 
linkdafourf said:
well you dont have to be a dick, i aknolwleged that it wasnt done correctly. regaurdless, here is the finished product. we filmed the last scene tonight, and edited it till the wee hours in the morning. its.... 5:30 am right now, but whatev. CHECK IT OUT!!! thanks to everyone who helped out.

http://vimeo.com/7738679
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Well after looking at it, it's not that shaky. Sorry you thought I was being a dick. Wasn't intentional. Guess my tone after an 18 hour day wasn't the best.
 
Like I said, I like the handheld look. I usually do that with results that I like. It does get messed up when racking focus, etc.
There's a difference between a handheld look, and a "cloverfield" look. Yours is handheld ;)
 
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well, the dick remark might have only arrisen out of the fact that you cant detect tone online. but anyways, yea, mine was handheld only out of the fact that i couldnt get a sturdy enough tripod in time for the shoot, i would have if i could have. theres always next time. starting my next film this weekend. so, ill try to get one by then
 
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