| Mark Von Lanken |
December 21st, 2006 10:47 AM |
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Originally Posted by Michael Nistler
...The only thing that confused me was the illumination on the bride and her father as they processed and stopped. What was going on there? At first I thought, "Nice, look at the metaphor of her brilliance and radiance." But then the light continued on the father and his face looked sort of washed out during a momentary freeze frame. Then it made me wonder if a cameraman goofed by turning on 300+ watt light at the wrong moment. At any rate, if it was a special effect, I was lost when the father's face was illuminated with a freeze frame.
Otherwise, I was completely mesmorized by the clip - cudos to you both!
Warm Regards, Michael
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Hi Michael,
Thanks for the kind words. I originally had that shot in 50 percent. It was okay, but I wanted a little more.
Musically that hit had the chord change and the bell ring like the previous two hits, but it also had a cymbal roll. That's when I decided to put the clip in one percent to take advantage of the flash.
Perhaps if I change the speed so the flash hits and then goes away it would look better.
Thanks for the observation. |
