I absolutely love this video. I keep promising to get out one of these days and do something similar. It's really not that hard to create a decent timelapse video. The two most important ingredients are time and patience. Two things I lack. But I have a plan. And a resolution for the New Year. … Continue reading Restless Nights
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Everest Timelapse
Time lapse photography is one of my favourite type of video. It's often so dramatic. And yet, anyone can do it*. The better your equipment, the better the results, but outright photographic talent and experience aren't prerequisites. Patience and a touch of imagination are the two key ingredients. This is one avenue of photography I'd … Continue reading Everest Timelapse
Bicentenario Revisited
How time flies - was the Bicentenario really nearly nine months ago? I'd decided a long time before that there was no way I'd return to England before the Bicentenario celebrations. I was sure they'd be big and spectacular. They were, so it was a good call. Below these two short paragraphs, I've posted perhaps … Continue reading Bicentenario Revisited
Formatting For Blogs
I have a general gripe with media hosts. The image below demonstrates exactly what I mean with Flickr, although Flickr photos are the easiest to rectify. The issue is a simple one. I want to embed photos or videos from the likes of Flickr, YouTube and Vimeo into my blog. I want the images or … Continue reading Formatting For Blogs
Faces, Flickr, Films
No service is ever quite as perfect as you'd want it to be. Perfection is unachievable. Test me, if you think I'm wrong. So while I'm perfectly happy (ahem) with Flickr, there are always improvements I'd like to see. As I mentioned in the comments of this post. At least Flickr has seen some development … Continue reading Faces, Flickr, Films
Vimeo v YouTube
A couple of months ago I decided to fork out $60 for a Vimeo Plus account. The free account just didn't provide the features I needed, and I liked the player and community sufficiently to go the premium route. I was also impressed by all the good things I heard about the quality of video … Continue reading Vimeo v YouTube
Vimeo
I've written a few posts recently about my efforts at creating video content. firstly, I'm taking delivery of a new camera in a few days which will drastically improve the quality of video and audio out of the camera. I also tried out Corel VideoStudio Pro X3, to see if I could improve the quality … Continue reading Vimeo
