OK, so my "test footage" from Lake Rawlings was pretty DARN BORING...
Try this on for size...
Any Better?
Try this on for size...
Any Better?
Remixed Lake Rawlings Video...
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Wow! Nice camera! What software did you use to put it all together?
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Hey Ice:
THANKS for the compliment!
I used iMovie on my Mac. I've been a PC guy for years and just "switched" to Mac. I couldn't believe how easy it was to do. The application imports the camera footage automatically after you connect the camera, creates a time time and automatically puts breaks between each clip.
I started this video by putting my Led Zeppelin CD in the drive, "grabbing" the track and dumping it in the "project" window. I then added clips from the footage I shot and trimmed them to match the changes in the music. I followed this by "grabbing" the transitions from the "tools" window and placing them on the time line where I wanted the switches. Finally, I grabbed the title template, also put it on the time line, lengthened it and changed fonts and colors. Everything was graphic and easy to understand, not bad for a FREE program.
In all, about an hour of work with never reading the help file or really knowing the Mac operating system. I like my new Mac more and more each time I turn it on...
THANKS for the compliment!
I used iMovie on my Mac. I've been a PC guy for years and just "switched" to Mac. I couldn't believe how easy it was to do. The application imports the camera footage automatically after you connect the camera, creates a time time and automatically puts breaks between each clip.
I started this video by putting my Led Zeppelin CD in the drive, "grabbing" the track and dumping it in the "project" window. I then added clips from the footage I shot and trimmed them to match the changes in the music. I followed this by "grabbing" the transitions from the "tools" window and placing them on the time line where I wanted the switches. Finally, I grabbed the title template, also put it on the time line, lengthened it and changed fonts and colors. Everything was graphic and easy to understand, not bad for a FREE program.
In all, about an hour of work with never reading the help file or really knowing the Mac operating system. I like my new Mac more and more each time I turn it on...
bvmjethead
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I've been in that bus!
GREAT TUNE Drew!
GREAT TUNE Drew!
DennisW
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Been there done that. Loved the video.
bubble-head
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Awesome job!
telemonster
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Wow! NICE video quality! So clear, no compression mosaic effect. Quality! That fancy Sony camera rocks!
I generally use PC for editing (Premiere). My work notebook is a Macbook, but I've only messed with iMovie for a split second.
I generally use PC for editing (Premiere). My work notebook is a Macbook, but I've only messed with iMovie for a split second.
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