What is a “moonbow”? Its like a rainbow, in a water fall – by the light cast by the moon at night.
Really. Pretty amazing, actually.
Category Archives: Techniques
Clever way to scan film negatives and slides
How to Scan Film Using Your Ordinary Flatbed Scanner.
I need to give this a try – actually, I think my scanner might have a top side illumination capability already. I have a bunch of old B&W 120 film that I’d like to shoot. No problem developing the film, but it seems that digital printing is the way to go today. Looks like I need to go experiment!
Video editing on the iPad #videography #ipad
I am apparently the last person on earth who does not yet have an iPad. Anyway, those that have them are using them for video editing, as described here: Quick-edit Videography with iMovie for iPad « Moving at the Speed of Creativity.
Me, I still use my MacBook for portable work. Why? I like having over 100 Gigabytes of disk storage available, plus an external disk drive as well. I store stills and video on board while traveling.
For event videography, I sometimes record direct to disk, routing the Canon XH A1’s firewire output direct to the Macbook. This copies the HDV equivalent files to the disk, for captureless editing. At 12 to 13 GB per hours, this uses up considerable disk space rather quickly!
Related articles
- Quick-edit Videography with iMovie for iPad (speedofcreativity.org)
Altissimo. Changes in Pace. A short film.
Patryk Kizny sends word of his (with partners) newest short film, Altissimo. Shot entirely in time lapse, and some with sliders, over one week in Switzerland. See the video page for more information about the making of this time lapse film and licensing.
Altissimo. Changes in pace. A timelapse short film from Patryk Kizny on Vimeo.
University of British Columbia students redefine the “lipdub” video phenomena
University of British Columbia students created a “LipDub” promotional video for UBC and have raised the ante in the genre of lipdub videos. How many lip dub videos have you seen that feature a unicorn, underwater and aerial scenes and had separate production units for the underwater and aerial scenes?
Watch the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dpp3quce1Vo&feature=player_embedded
Web site, news stories about the video … UBC LipDub – News.
Update: Not as well known, the UBC – Okanagan campus also released their own school spirit lip dub video. By coincidence it was video taped the same day as students at the larger UBC-Vancouver campus were shooting their video!
Related articles
- UBC students release epic LipDub video (theprovince.com)
- UBC students release epic ‘LipDub’ video (globaltvbc.com)
