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I'll take 2 dvds of the first and 2nd volumes so 4 total dvds please
oh and my favorites in the video were of my kid driving and all of the vids of the drag racing and autox great job keep it up
ill put volume 1 and 2 on the same dvd so it will just be 2 dvd's
ill let you know when i get them put on dvd because i will have to save the file again with better resolution
I liked when you spaced ut the pics of my B13. That and Kojimas racing was just bad ass!!!!!!!
I loved seeing him pass all the other cars!
Umm are you sure you are not talking about the Team Buckfang B13? That is the car that passed everyone including the science of speed NSX. Jeff Nayert is the owner and drove in the normal races. For the SS time attack Ryan Flaherty (sp?) is who I think was driving when they ripped passed the NSX.
i like how you actually edited some parts with the music. something lacking...if you even tried, on the first one. liked the videos of the drivers passing everyone. not just racing...sweet vid.
i like how you actually edited some parts with the music. something lacking...if you even tried, on the first one. liked the videos of the drivers passing everyone. not just racing...sweet vid.
really...i thought i did a decent job of that in the first one. i think even the very first clip is on cue with the music but oh well i appreciate your comment.
really...i thought i did a decent job of that in the first one. i think even the very first clip is on cue with the music but oh well i appreciate your comment.
The tranistions and time you alloted for the photos vs the beat and speed of the song weren't matching up. I thought it was if you just gave the same time for each photo, put in a vid here and there and then added random popular songs. If you tried, I didn't mean to offend you...but the second video was much better IMHO.
If you ever try another one or wanna fix something up, try quicker transitions. Knock out the fade in and fade out for the techno and up beat songs. Make the transitions happen with the main tempo beat, so a photo changes with the rythum of the music. You could also double up pictures. You know when the intro to the songs always got this fast deep beat...flash the photos, then show them again when the rythum gets normal. Try using different music, too. I think I hear the same songs in every car video nowadays. Kinda drains the energy of watching a cool video if you have to listen to the same songs over and over again.
Oh yeah...and, the first video had repeats of photos didn't it? I know I remember seeing the same car twice.
What editor did you use? Sorry for talking so much, but it brings me back to when my friend and I used to edit skate videos. We used my GL1 and his VX2000 with his computer and Adobe Premier 6. Ebay bought camcorders and a downloaded program off Kazaa...not bad .
Last edited by mYseRgOesvrOOm : 12-30-2005 at 11:47 PM.
Damn it - I wish my NX would have been nice enough to have in it. Good to see some of us Utah guys got some love on this one. I like this one better too.