My First HD unicycle film

[Sam Haber]

I have edited up my first video with my A1
please enjoy
-Sam

http://www.uneedfilms.com/videos/sweatinitHD120.mov

or a smaller version
http://www.uneedfilms.com/videos/sweatinitHDsmall.mov

[Doug Davis]

Looks pretty cool man...

Curious what your settings were? 60i? Shutter speed?

What wide angle?

Good job man...

[Mike Gorski]

Very nice Sam. I really liked your editing style on this piece. It had a grungy urban feel which I dug. The flashing got a bit to much here and there but still liked it. May I also ad the theme and unicycling idea was very interesting. I also like the wide angle shots. Looks pretty stretched such as the Century Optics death lens? Anyhow thanks for posting I enjoyed it.

[Sam Haber]

Thanks

-60i and as fast as I could get with the shutterspeed without going dark. The more artsy stuff I shot in 30F. As for the lens, its the century optics fish eye.

[Brendan Marnell]

Apart from the scenes at the steps in the garden, did you use manual or autofocus for all other scenes, Sam?

[Joe Sonnenburg]

Nice video. But even more so, nice riding. That was incredible. From one unicyclist to another, very nice. How long have you been riding? That was crazy. Keep up the good work.

Joe

[Sam Haber]

Originally Posted by Brendan Marnell

Apart from the scenes at the steps in the garden, did you use manual or autofocus for all other scenes, Sam?

Auto focus. I wasted a bit of tape having the camera in IAF while filming moving shots, with the fisheye lens.
I think manual is the way to go tho, for skate style shots. Once its in focus it should alway be in focus through the Fisheys.... I think.

Originally Posted by Joe Sonnenburg

Nice video. But even more so, nice riding. That was incredible. From one unicyclist to another, very nice. How long have you been riding? That was crazy. Keep up the good work.

Joe

Thanks, Ive been serious about my riding for a little under a year. I learned how to balance on one like 7 years ago tho.