Hi, Oleg,

You're maybe thinking of Richmond Park in London. There's no rock stars around here. Just rocks :0)

Faithworks of the Inner City
 

This is just a video shot entirely on the Canon XLH1. Just wanting to share with others as I have learned so much from this forum...

Thanks everyone!

This is a private video on Vimeo

Sorry... It's a public file now...

Nice work. Did you shoot and edit this as well? What really stands out to me in this piece is not just the footage, but the audio and spot on editing. It has a very nice story telling flow to it, capped off with a compelling call-to-action.

I liked it this one a lot.

Can anyone upload a live concert video clip?
 

From the Canon XL-H1 ?

Amsterdam Journey August 2008
 

This the first video I upload , I'm not quit happy about the result , something wrong , the quality on my monitor is far better.

For your comments please
shoot with XH-A1

http://vimeo.com/1743640

re-upload ur movie in HD on vimeo
 

you could of uploaded on Vimeo a HD version of your movie
check out this link: Vimeo HD FAQ

"Vimeo presents HD in the 720p format, exactly the same resolution (1280×720) used by major broadcast networks like ABC, FOX, and many cable & satellite providers"

I shot this rap music video with the Canon XH-A1.
http://vimeo.com/1330702

Very nice work. The subject is touching as well.

I love the color in the video...

Did you use any presets to achieve that look?

Also the DOF is excellent, 20x lens or 35mm and adapter?

I watched this video a while ago and I think it is just awesome.

I would definitely like to hear about your workflow, and if you used any presets/ settings inside the camera to achieve your look?

I just discovered your videos, Heinz University 1 and 2.

They are humorous and are shot quite well.

I really like how the videos are simple in regard to set design. I did see that in the 2nd film you did do some chromakey, it definitely worked.

Could you tell me about your workflow?

I had almost forgotten these!

Pretty simple workflow.

Shot on Canon H1 against green screen and
keyed/composited in After Effects. Edited in
Final Cut Pro.

Both "sets" were digital and there were
just a few real props.

We came up with the idea in like 30 minutes.

Did you use your own preset or one of the customs?