Walk. Short film with X10!
  • ghostcrabbyghostcrabby
    Posts: 15
    Hi all,

    Did a short film with X10. Check it out.

  • zerozero31zerozero31
    Posts: 35
    That's really nice. Very crisp and clean shots that leave littl doubt about the potential of this camera as a quick 'n dirty video camera.

    Also very nicely shot, I like your choice of angles!
  • LindsayDLindsayD
    Posts: 309
    Very nice indeed. I would love to make a film but I have no idea how to do it. I imagine there's more to just pressing the video button and aiming it at something! What software did you use to edit it?
  • ghostcrabbyghostcrabby
    Posts: 15
    @zerozero31 Thanks :D No doubt this small cam can be used for bigger projects!

    @LindsayD You'll have to come out with an idea beforehand on what's your final product. If your travelling, I would say capture more scenes than you will normally shoot at. Then when in post it will be easier to compile and piece those small clips together.

    I'm using final cut pro x to edit them. Quite a simple tool as this my first software to use for video editing :D
  • LindsayDLindsayD
    Posts: 309
    Thanks ghostcrabby, I'll take a look at Final Cut Pro. I'm hoping to make some basic product videos for my website, or simply a video of me sitting talking on a particular subject.
  • ghostcrabbyghostcrabby
    Posts: 15
    LindsayD said:

    Thanks ghostcrabby, I'll take a look at Final Cut Pro. I'm hoping to make some basic product videos for my website, or simply a video of me sitting talking on a particular subject.



    Welcome :D Hope you get your video up for your web! Feel free to ask any question, will try to help with my knowledge at hand :D
  • LindsayDLindsayD
    Posts: 309
    Thank you! I'm so impressed by your video, I especially liked the 'dog's eye view'.
  • ghostcrabbyghostcrabby
    Posts: 15
    :D no problem! Oh that, i mount on tripod, flipped in upside down and film it. Did a 180 degree flip in post.
  • seeingwhatisseeingwhatis
    Posts: 27
    Really like your x-10 film. Shows the camera off nicely.. nice editing.
  • ghostcrabbyghostcrabby
    Posts: 15
    @seeingwhatis Thanks lots for your comment! Plus it's versatile with the zoom range too!
  • ekoshyunekoshyun
    Posts: 8
    Photoshop's CS6 has video editing now, so that's always an option for those looking to do video editing within a tool they already know. You can do quick transitions and color correction, but that's about it. No image stabilizer filter or anything.
  • LindsayDLindsayD
    Posts: 309
    Ah yes, I was wondering if anyone here had tried the video editing feature in CS6. There seem to be some free video editing packages available but I've no idea if they're any better than Photoshop.
  • ghostcrabbyghostcrabby
    Posts: 15
    Cool didn't know that CS6 had such capabilities. Lightroom can edit video color, etc too. But can't seem to export that out :O
  • LindsayDLindsayD
    Posts: 309
    The CS6 video features look quite good: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/photoshop-cs6-featuretour/using-the-new-video-features-in-photoshop-cs6/?go=12417
  • MSMMSM
    Posts: 36
    Anyone use iMovie to edit clips?
  • ghostcrabbyghostcrabby
    Posts: 15
    LindsayD said:

    The CS6 video features look quite good: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/photoshop-cs6-featuretour/using-the-new-video-features-in-photoshop-cs6/?go=12417



    Wow at the laying portion!

    MSM said:

    Anyone use iMovie to edit clips?


    Yea I did use iMovie before switching over to final cut.
  • MSMMSM
    Posts: 36
    Thanks I may give it a go.
  • ghostcrabbyghostcrabby
    Posts: 15
    MSM said:

    Thanks I may give it a go.



    Can't wait to see your production too!
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