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A.J. Briones January 28th, 2006 12:28 AM

recap clip to share
 
hi everyone! here's a recap to share. the groom was dressed in white so i couldn't resist blowing out the color correction a bit. the actual movie is not so diffused, just the recap. comments welcome.

http://www.infinite-studios.com/movies/RecapHazel.mov
(quicktime 7, h.264, 25mb, 4:20)

have a nice weekend!

Mike F Smith January 28th, 2006 03:18 AM

weird playback
 
I like the shots. It did seem to play back weird on my computer. I especially like the jump cuts on the lawn. That was really well done. Two parts I didn't like were the scene of her on the lawn with the dress spread out. That isn't a great shot, bad camera angle. When the movie ends all three have a bad look on their face. You need a fantastic ending. About 20 frames back from the end was better.


Mike Smith

A.J. Briones January 28th, 2006 11:34 AM

great insight mike. thanks for the comments!

when you say it plays back weird, please elaborate. is it the codec, your computer or the editorial?

thanks again for the crit, very valuable advice.

Mike F Smith January 28th, 2006 01:24 PM

Stuttering ?
 
I think it's the codec AJ. Even after being completely downloaded it seemed to stutter, mainly at the transitions. I'll take a look at it on my Mac and see if it is the same.

Mike

Paul Gallagher January 29th, 2006 04:04 AM

Great clip A.J., how did you do those flashy transitions, they looked great.
Paul

A.J. Briones January 29th, 2006 08:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Gallagher
Great clip A.J., how did you do those flashy transitions, they looked great.
Paul

hi paul. i used to do them in fcp by hand, keyframing color correction (normal to blown out whites and mids) and gaussian blur filters (0 to 100) on the clip and a duplicate clip with an "additive" viewing mode keyframed from 0% to 100% opacity.

thanks to this forum, i found out that there's a free plugin for it called "flashframe" from "too much too soon". check it out here: http://www.mattias.nu/plugins/

Paul Gallagher January 29th, 2006 08:40 AM

The plug in seems the best route to go ...lol.
I should have known it would have been only available for the super mc, us PC owners always lose out :(

Aldo Visaggio January 30th, 2006 07:40 AM

Very nice A.J. I was very impressed with the quality and how it played on my computer. What are you using to compress the video, and could you share your settings?
Many Thanks

A.J. Briones January 30th, 2006 05:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aldo Visaggio
Very nice A.J. I was very impressed with the quality and how it played on my computer. What are you using to compress the video, and could you share your settings?
Many Thanks

hi aldo. i used quicktime pro to compress at high quality broadband h.264 settings at 480x270 resolution.

hope this helps.

Jason Magbanua January 31st, 2006 08:07 AM

AJ. That was a nicely done clip. I like the transitions you used. Great composition as well

I just concur with an earlier post that suggested you fade out sooner.

Cheers.

A.J. Briones January 31st, 2006 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason Magbanua
AJ. That was a nicely done clip. I like the transitions you used. Great composition as well

I just concur with an earlier post that suggested you fade out sooner.

Cheers.

hi jason, thanks for the comments!

my final version has the changes you all suggested. thanks so much for the feedback!


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