Frizzle Fry
Well-known member
Re: Snow Scenes
Looks beautiful! Did you use a rain cover?
Looks beautiful! Did you use a rain cover?
Snow Scenes
- Thread starter disjecta
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disjecta
Lucky Duck
Re: Snow Scenes
No rain cover, just used the trees for my cover but a lot of this was shot from my covered terrace.
The music is from a library I'm part of: http://www.bmgmusicsearch.com/us
No rain cover, just used the trees for my cover but a lot of this was shot from my covered terrace.
The music is from a library I'm part of: http://www.bmgmusicsearch.com/us
Re: Snow Scenes
Sweet work Disjecta. Somebody needs to get you your own channel. 24 hours a day. That piece made me want to go get some hot chocolate.
Sweet work Disjecta. Somebody needs to get you your own channel. 24 hours a day. That piece made me want to go get some hot chocolate.
Anyways, do people just kayak around the lake very often? How big is the lake?
Re: Snow Scenes
Disjecta,
Okay, I'm running the freeware version of Quicktime on my Toshiba laptop. On your earlier compilation and this most recent snow edit, I'm getting what I can only describe as interlacing on the leading and trailing edges of the in-flight duck / eagle feathers. Is this something you're seeing as well, and if so, is it an encoding thing or a frequency issue between the fine-texture of the feather and the video itself? Naturally, I'm accustomed to seeing screen door and horizontal stripe issues when shooting interlaced video.
Also, would you ming [re]telling how you're using the DVX insofaras as the lens (you said "standard" above) and post tools to achieve the lovely 2.35:1 aspect ratios? Thanks for sharing your beautiful work and happy holidays!
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Disjecta,
Okay, I'm running the freeware version of Quicktime on my Toshiba laptop. On your earlier compilation and this most recent snow edit, I'm getting what I can only describe as interlacing on the leading and trailing edges of the in-flight duck / eagle feathers. Is this something you're seeing as well, and if so, is it an encoding thing or a frequency issue between the fine-texture of the feather and the video itself? Naturally, I'm accustomed to seeing screen door and horizontal stripe issues when shooting interlaced video.
Also, would you ming [re]telling how you're using the DVX insofaras as the lens (you said "standard" above) and post tools to achieve the lovely 2.35:1 aspect ratios? Thanks for sharing your beautiful work and happy holidays!
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disjecta
Lucky Duck
Re: Snow Scenes
Overlandfilms, I don't see the interlacing you are describing when I look at it. I am going to assume it's your software unless anyone else is noticing it.
Braw, I shoot letterbox and uprez it to 16x9 using Photozoom Pro as documented in the top post in the Technical section of this board. No anamorphic lens used...I don't own one
Thanks again for the kudos....
Overlandfilms, I don't see the interlacing you are describing when I look at it. I am going to assume it's your software unless anyone else is noticing it.
Braw, I shoot letterbox and uprez it to 16x9 using Photozoom Pro as documented in the top post in the Technical section of this board. No anamorphic lens used...I don't own one
Thanks again for the kudos....
Steve_VanHaaster
Active member
Re: Snow Scenes
that was really awesome. i love snow so i feel like i cold sit and watch it for a few more minutes just to relax. i really liked the DOF with the tree and the house in the Bkrnd. wasnt really a fan of tthe shot with all the green and brown stuff, but i really liked when the focus changed to show the wire.
cant wait till i can film the snow
that was really awesome. i love snow so i feel like i cold sit and watch it for a few more minutes just to relax. i really liked the DOF with the tree and the house in the Bkrnd. wasnt really a fan of tthe shot with all the green and brown stuff, but i really liked when the focus changed to show the wire.
cant wait till i can film the snow