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this was great, I loved it, and it's yet more proof that its the equipment, not the skill of the shooter that makes great shots.
 
Jason Miller said:
this was great, I loved it, and it's yet more proof that its the equipment, not the skill of the shooter that makes great shots.
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You're wrong. Lol.

Yes, the camera gives the nice picture. But it's up to the shooter to make sure everything is correct.

Unless your in Automatic, which you shouldn't go in for a lot of shoots, its up to you to decide the:

Shutter speed
Aperture
Composition
Camera Settings.

IMHO, the person behind the camera makes the shot look good, not the camera its self. But I can see where you're going with this..

edit, you spelled lighting wrong in your video :)

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hmmm, sarcasim seems lost on you. that being said, I truly believe that duct tape beauty in this video could turn the least creative among up into the next Micheal Bay.

before you skoff at that, ask yourself, is that really an upgrade lol


Jason
 
it looks a lot like some of my designs ........man, I should have a patented them
I thought I was the only one that uses glue and duct tape

oh ya, one of the best things I've seen, loved everything about it
 
nice. i love the look of the m2. can you tell me what program you used for your motion graphics and titling at the end? did you create the graphics in illustrator or photoshop and then use AE?
 
haha, this is hilarious... looked quite professional I must say! nice graphics. I'd like to know to what program was used for it.
 
Thanks for all your comments.
The graphics were made in illustrator (vector parts), photoshop (textures) & animated in AE.
 
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