You have done the best you can do... with a limited equipment.... 🙂👍
If your phone can do 4K and do a more digital zoom from it, that can simulate a different focal length, although DOF may not be.
btw, where's this online contest challenge? in case I or other user wants to participate :)
I feel I could have done better with more time. :) But, yeah, total rush job, almost didn't do it, because I HATE working like that!! Camera was HD only - $99 cell :D I own a 4K camera, and BOY, did I miss it in every way.
Contest is a local Film Facebook page, no prizes, just fun
PS I'm not an actor, never wanted to be, not trying to be :D :D
PS I'm not an actor, never wanted to be, not trying to be :D :D
😅
I'm currently brainstorming for that C5D Bored@Home competition... and need to acting something... well, only based on my friend's experience...
Cool Thread!
One Example:
All videos on this channels were created entirely with Vegas:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj0_bxDOQjo1yppDhWnp-3g
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMT-5fl6k0GrI8S1biWvaCQand https://www.youtube.com/visuellerlebensstil
aaaand a timeline video:
LOVE IT!
More from me:
Nenden Shinta, a local talented yet blind musician write this song for Medical Staffs currently 'work hard' in their position, during this difficult time. I along with my elder brother help editing the music clip that fits her vision, using some of our Indonesia landscape Stock Footage, combined with medical staff during the work moment photographs gathered by her or her community friends.
The song is in Indonesian language and the lyric is available in Youtube's description.
In short:
"The Beautiful & Smiling Indonesia has been covered with black cloud. It's now time for our promise, to do what we can do for our country. Indonesia awaits"
Another music clip that we done 1.5 years ago, written by my friend, and made beautiful into a song by Nenden and her husband (also blind).
"White Paper"
"A blank white paper, where you can write something, anything that comes from your heart. And there you can see about yourself, what you wish, and your wish to become your true self, without mask that double faces."
Right.
Since most of my work is SOCIAL MEDIA related, I share this with the greatest cringe of my life:
Yes. This is a Money Heist inspired Gym promo.
No. I'm not proud of this - but I did it anyway:
Seeing as how all my upcoming work was cancelled I had time
to put together this video montage. Aerials are from a Phantom 4 pro.
Stills are from a Canon. I recorded the audio using the ORTF method and performed the mix in Vegas.
I did use Izotope for some cleanup.
https://vimeo.com/410136994/b5a7463040
Enjoy! j
Here's a guitar performance I helped shoot while running the mixing board... of the 5 cameras, I operated one at the back of the house and 2 others remotely via wifi which I planted on either side of the apron of the stage.
Keep One Plus One... - cinema5D Bored @ Home Filmmaking Competition.
Hope I did it well! 😉
This is my entry for the cinema5D Bored @ Home Filmmaking Competition. Find out more at http://c5d.at/boredathome
For Long Distance Runners & Marathon Runners, Running reflects Life Progress and Life reflected in a Running..., the motivations, the training, the improvement, the push, and the easy-relaxed activity.
During this pandemic time with unknown time of 'how long you will be kept quarantined', feels like being 'stuck' in a closed area, temporarily no 'freedom' of where to go, but you must 'race'. Moreover, 'unspecified running distance' as well... not 5K, 10K, 13.1 miles or 26.2 miles but 'unknown'.
What will you do....? How do you face it...? Do you mentally strong to face it...?
*Note for runners ;) : please be & always safe on your running and don't force yourself - keep know yourself & your body limit! And in this pandemic time, please obey your local law, don't feel overconfident being 'strong'. Keep physical distancing.
*All done by myself (self-planning, self-shooting, self-acting, self-editing) & thanks to my mom for additional voice help :)
Shot with Sony A7s, various Nikon Lenses (17-35mm, 35mm, 50mm) recorded in Atomos Ninja 2 & DJI Osmo Pocket
Audio recorded with Zoom H4n
Edited in Vegas Pro 17
Nice job! I really liked the use of effects to match the bored and tired theme. LOL. I thought when you put your fists to the ground you were going to do that Superman launching into flight effect!
Great stuff guys! More fun than a ... well, ...
LOL. I thought when you put your fists to the ground you were going to do that Superman launching into flight effect!
😂😂😂
I finally completed my 1st project. I had lots of fun playing with titles and fades.
Here's a guitar performance I helped shoot while running the mixing board... of the 5 cameras, I operated one at the back of the house and 2 others remotely via wifi which I planted on either side of the apron of the stage.
That's fantastic, what a beast of a player, excellent mix and thse camera angles, transitions, and composite shots are excellent.
Fun video of 1st Birthday celebration of one of my local running group - with today's favorite of Passing 'thing' challenges 😅
Friends media sources were sent via WhatsApp messaging, so it is heavily downscaled and compressed... but however, it's the easiest way of sharing... so.. just do the best using these medias.
Of course, instead of 'simple cutting' (by my friend), make it #VegasProPowered ! 😁
For posting in running group's IG and my IG.
Still trying to find the sweet spot with render settings so that YT won't make nature look all blocky...
There is no sweet spot that you can find when your video contains lots of fine details and/or motion. Your videos contain both. The limitation is the bit rate that YouTube returns, not what you upload.
RE: The Eagles, "You can check out any time you want, but you can never leave."
You can upload any bit rate you want, but what you get back is what YouTube streams.
@john_dennis That certainly matches my experience so far. I'm beginning to wonder if YT gives ad-worthy youtubers more bits. I've seen many that have as much detail but look much clearer on my end. I haven't yet tried to download and compare videos that have the detail I want. I probably won't bother since I've seen for myself that for me at least, bit rate hardly matters.
"I haven't yet tried to download and compare videos that have the detail I want."
I have.
https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/rendering-1080p-for-youtube-2020-survey--119434/
@john_dennis I'd followed that thread and while I can't prove my thesis above using that data, I'll say that you also fall into the possible "you're going to get a shitty conversion because you aren't ad-worthy" category.
I'm not willing to take the time it would take to prove my thesis since I'm not paying for the hosting of my videos but that kind of behaviour would fit right in line with google's other practices.
Welcome to the Placebo effect.
Thanks for sharing the view of Asheville @michael-harrison.
Sharing my North of Bandung hills view...😊
(apologize for colors: it's D-Log shooting of Osmo Pocket - and haven't been graded or edited (taken August 15th 2019))
Just a little music performance video made during the lockdown.. 😀
In this, I have been experimenting with my own transitions without using the ones included. This involves messing with cropping, multi-angle screen placements etc. Hope you like it 👍
I love the 3 panel montage. Good work!
Totally frivolous but after having posted a 10 sec clip of what happens when you feed OBS output to zoom on the same screen you're capturing and having a bunch of friends say "you need to do a longer one with music!" I made a longer one with music.
It's the only thing I've done in the last week that I can share, other than
So what do you do if break quarantine, go to the beach with no cellphone so the traffic cam satellites can't track you and mail you a ticket, and you spot a fisherman wrestling to free a 9-foot hammerhead shark from his line? And the only person with a cell phone brave enough to get his feet wet holds it like he's shooting a selfie! Better call Vegas. Got the cellphone guy to lay the footage on me and constructed a 4:3 landscape pan/crop window fit to the width of his portrait-mode footage. Then limited movement to just the Y-axis, and slowly dragged out a loop region stopping to slide the window whenever the object of interest, the shark, threatened to leave view. Dropping keyframes in the process. Saved the day and the shark.
