Water - an aquarian exploration of Iceland

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23 Apr 2009 - 1:27 PM

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Carabosse (e2 Member)

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23 Apr 2009 - 1:37 PM

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Impressive stuff, Tony. Would like to see this on YouTube HD... the movement will be smoother.

Personally, I would have colour-corrected the clips where there is a blue colour cast but I am guessing you may have left the colour in, intentionally. Some titling plus a few transitions (not too many though) plus a fade at the end would be good.

Well done!

pennyspike (e2 Member)

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23 Apr 2009 - 5:03 PM

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A great way to celebrate a day worthy of note.
The time-lapse work makes for some interesting effects and the transition to the geyser when the music changed was inspired.
Just how big was the original?

pennyspike (e2 Member)

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23 Apr 2009 - 5:47 PM

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Maybe all of them
I was really wondering about the size prior to reducing it for the web? It must have been a labour of love and something to do on the dark nights when you weren't watching the northern lights.
It must have helped to stop the cravings.

Chris_L

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23 Apr 2009 - 8:01 PM

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Quote: Thanks CB, actually it was because of you that I decided to use Sony Vegas to edit the huge files.

Splutter at the IRONY! And it's thanks to that flame war that CB is using Vegas.

CB: "I repeat: for entry-level HD editing, Premiere Elements 7 is generally considered, by those who actually make a living from video, the pick of the bunch."

Hugeknot

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23 Apr 2009 - 9:02 PM

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Oooh!
I only know Sony Vegas, so I can't compare, but yes it was due to the outcome of the Flame War that I decided to go the Sony route... thanks to both of you

Carabosse (e2 Member)

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24 Apr 2009 - 11:33 AM

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Dunno, nobody uses that anyway.

(Incidentally, the view about Prem El, being best entry-level, is shared by a video pro with over 30 years in the business, who has tried every bit of editing software that exists and who has written several books on video. I tend to respect his judgement. )

Carabosse (e2 Member)

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25 Apr 2009 - 3:00 PM

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Direct link to HD version here.

Slightly better on YouTube, I think, Tony. And the maining viewing window is bigger, of course.

On Vimeo they change the frame rate. YouTube maintains the frame rate (provided it is 24, 25 or 30fps).