Exhaust Sound Comparison at EOS v5.
10-18-06, 07:08 AM
#49
EV ftw!!!
10-18-06, 07:20 AM
#51
EV ftw!!!
10-18-06, 11:09 AM
#54
Yeah sorry for the delay but we have NO ONE who has time to do the editing at the moment.
We have about 30 minutes of video that needs to be brought down to about 10 minutes.
Hopefully I can get "someone" to volunteer to do this soon.
We have about 30 minutes of video that needs to be brought down to about 10 minutes.
Hopefully I can get "someone" to volunteer to do this soon.
10-20-06, 09:51 AM
#56
The challenge is that he has raised the bar on himself with his video shooting / editing skills, so it makes it difficult for him to release just a "simple" edit job. Also he now works professionally for a major Hollywood film company, so even though this is his personal work, the expectations are still there.
That being the case, on his best work, I have seen about one hour spent on shooting, setting up the scene and editing/rendering for every minute actually shown.
Here a video archive of previous Exhaust Videos, plus other videos that he has shot / edited for us.
http://www.lgwnorcal.com/videos/index.html#null
I'll give him a bit more time, otherwise I will seek help rfrom outside.
10-20-06, 09:54 AM
#57
EV ftw!!!
Same here Glen. If you need a simple edit job, I can also do that.
10-26-06, 10:23 PM
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i think folks just want to hear the sound. IMO the video part of it is kinda boring...except for when you singed the hairs off the photographer's legs. Now that was funny.
Thanks for the offer. We have an "Official" video / producer for all our NorCal activities. Technically he has retired, but said he might come out of retirement and do this one last video.
The challenge is that he has raised the bar on himself with his video shooting / editing skills, so it makes it difficult for him to release just a "simple" edit job. Also he now works professionally for a major Hollywood film company, so even though this is his personal work, the expectations are still there.
That being the case, on his best work, I have seen about one hour spent on shooting, setting up the scene and editing/rendering for every minute actually shown.
Here a video archive of previous Exhaust Videos, plus other videos that he has shot / edited for us.
http://www.lgwnorcal.com/videos/index.html#null
I'll give him a bit more time, otherwise I will seek help rfrom outside.
The challenge is that he has raised the bar on himself with his video shooting / editing skills, so it makes it difficult for him to release just a "simple" edit job. Also he now works professionally for a major Hollywood film company, so even though this is his personal work, the expectations are still there.
That being the case, on his best work, I have seen about one hour spent on shooting, setting up the scene and editing/rendering for every minute actually shown.
Here a video archive of previous Exhaust Videos, plus other videos that he has shot / edited for us.
http://www.lgwnorcal.com/videos/index.html#null
I'll give him a bit more time, otherwise I will seek help rfrom outside.
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