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ianusher
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Joined: 04 Jun 2005
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Location: Perth, Western Australia
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 Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2005 12:21 pm Post subject: Sandboarding - like snowboarding but cheaper and warmer |
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Hi there, this is my first ever video edit, made from footage taken one afternoon at the beach here in sunny Perth.
http://www.wheel-lights.com/sandboarding.htm
File is in wmv format
4.95Mb
2min 56sec long
The quality is not as good as the original because of compression, but is still pretty good. Comments invited - let me know what you think.
Cheers, Ian[/url] |
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zacsg
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Welcome Ian and well done, very lovely video. I can feel you had a lot of fun sandboarding 
Two suggestions:
1)why not embed the video into html page. personally i do not want to download the file before playing it most of the time.
2)maybe you can shoot/add more closeups
Just my 2 cents. |
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SnIper
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Location: Orlando, FL
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| Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 7:38 pm Post subject: |
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Ian 
That was a great ending of the video. What program do you use  |
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ianusher
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| Quote: | | That was a great ending of the video. What program do you use |
Thanks for the comments. I use Adobe Premiere - I was first introduced to editing using this, and haven't really used anything else. I find it pretty easy and self-explanatory. |
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ianusher
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| Quote: | | why not embed the video into html page. personally i do not want to download the file before playing it most of the time. |
Thanks for the suggestion - I have now done this, so the video can be watched within the webpage. I have also left a download link for anyone who wants to download the file and watch it later. Personally I like this as an option, as it is then possible to download videos while working, then watch them at leisure later. 
Ian |
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Dean Spiegel
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....I can feel the sand in my teeth.....Nicely done!
Suggestion...More angles....High Low and maybe Riding with the camera!
I have one to submit, but it will need some rendering to a more viewer friendly format...I will link you to my site when it ready... |
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SnIper
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Ian - I need to ask you acouple of questions regarding Adobe Premier if you dont mind. E mail me at eddieallard27@hotmail.com.
Thanks  |
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outnertia
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| Dean Spiegel wrote: | ....I can feel the sand in my teeth.....Nicely done!
Suggestion...More angles....High Low and maybe Riding with the camera!
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Good suggestion, i was also going to say that, but its also good to play it safe sometimes. you see a lot of people wreck their cameras trying to get that perfect shot. however close up shots of the boarders [not boarding] would have been nice. maybe a close up of a board its self [with no rider] and well, definately angles. it dont have to be as extreme as riding with the cam [a camera falling in sand is bad] or a close up, but something as simple as standing at the top of the hill and watch them go down it or a side angle. You can even get the same person to go down the hill 3 times from 3 angles and cut them together later. having a slowed down shot of the group walking and carrying their boards would be cool too 
On the upside, for your first video, it was awesome! and it looks hella fun boarding in shorts |
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