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36. Exp, for experimental

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

5 months ago

35. Water & Wind

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5 months ago

34. Hippocampus

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5 months ago

33. Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

10 months ago

32. Reflecting boats

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

1 year ago

31. fall foliage

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1 year ago

30. Garden Spinners

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1 year ago

29. Android

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

1 year ago

28. The San Mateo Tree

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

1 year ago

27. Pampas grass on windy afternoon

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

1 year ago

26. Macaronopita

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

1 year ago

25. "You've Gotta Want It" by Dolorata

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

1 year ago

24. "Alibi" by HIJK

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

23. Foster City flowers in paint

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

22. San Mateo Creek bridge

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

21. San Francisco Bay

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

20. Natural beauty at the Palace of Fine Arts

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

19. The bridge

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2 years ago

18. MacroPaint

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

17. Macro Abstract

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

16. At the beach in Monterey

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

15. Drifters of the deep

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

14. Glued onto the sea floor

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

13. The old train

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

12. LG KU990 Viewty

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

11. Casinos of Reno

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

10. 720p with the Kodak V1253

by Eugenia Loli-Queru

2 years ago

On my walk yesterday I grabbed some random shots with the Kodak V1233 HD digicam. Because the camera is not really that worthwhile, I color graded the shots aggressively using four different commercial Vegas plugins: NewBlue Metallic MSP, Magic Bullet Look Suite, Pixelan CE BlurPro, Pixelan CE Posterwise, and Vegas' own "Brightness & Contrast" and "Color Corrector".

If this Vimeo Flash version is choppy for you, download the original MP4 file from the sidebar.

Music and video are licensed separately under the Creative Commons "BY" license.

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[ PIXEL VIKING ] 2 years ago

Your videos and general interests remind me so much of Anne Cutler - a photoblogger:

geckonia.com

You should look her up :) I'm sure the two of you would have a lot of things in common. She's in the neighbourhood...
NTSMadDog 2 years ago

Very nice. I like how even though you say the camera is not that great, your still able to apply some neat effects and make the video amazing.
Linda McClure 2 years ago

Beautiful!
Bill 2 years ago

I really loved the "aggresive" color grading. The tree at 0:18....stunning and I love the Georgia O'Keeffe like cyclamen at the end.
James Chegwyn 2 years ago

why don't you compress it at a quicktime file?
or was it the kodak?

You should of used your HV20. :]
Eugenia Loli-Queru 2 years ago

MP4 is much more compatible with devices than .MOV quicktime is (e.g. xbox360, Sony PS3). Besides, Quicktime can playback MP4 just fine, while the opposite is not true.

As for using the HV20, I use a multitude of cameras usually. This Kodak camera does not have manual controls so I see it as a challenge trying to get good footage out of a bad camera.
giancarlo giupponi 2 years ago

Bello questo video. Beatiful. Bello l'uso degli effetti.
kaul128 2 years ago

hello,
me i don't like
Eugenia Loli-Queru 2 years ago

Hehe, is that because of what I said about your music piece not being fitting on your video yesterday? Well, feel free to not like it.
sekl 2 years ago

1:1 :)
Patrick Ferree 2 years ago

How was this video encoded? I've been using your method in the tutorial for the PS3/XBOX360, but I don't achieve a very sharp end result. I have Sony Vegas MS Platinum 8.0d.

Please shoot me an email at patrick.ferree@gmail.com if you're using a different method rather than the one found in your "From DV/HDV/AVCHD to PS3/Xbox360/AppleTV" post.
Patrick Ferree 2 years ago

I should mention that I have an HV10, so my question would be how you encode your videos when shooting with your HV20/30...if you do anything different from your tutorial mentioned above. thanks!
Eugenia Loli-Queru 2 years ago

You can use this instead: eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2007/11/09/exporting-with-vegas-for-vimeo-hd/
Eugenia Loli-Queru 2 years ago

Your videos look fine btw. As long as you use the right project properties template and you follow the tutorial, you are good to go. My videos look different because I color grade.
Patrick Ferree 2 years ago

Yes, I need to learn to color grade. currently I simply run the Vegas Color Corrector template "Studio RGB to Computer RGB" and call it a day.

I did notice that many of your videos are in .mp4 containers. Are those created using the ffmpeg method?
Eugenia Loli-Queru 2 years ago

No, as I said on my email to you, I use Vegas Pro. Vegas Pro has support for MP4 containers and h.264. This is why I wrote the tutorial for Platinum users like yourself. Alternatively, instead of using ffmpeg, you can simply download "SUPER" to achieve the same thing.
kaul128 2 years ago

i don't like because it's no natural.
Eugenia Loli-Queru 2 years ago

That was the point, to not look natural, because the natural look out of this camera that has no manual controls, sucks.
monso 2 years ago

EUGENIA Q GRANDE ERES.LA VERDAD Q ES UNA DE LAS MEJORES Q HE VISTO HACIENDO VIDEOS. AWESOME...................
Eugenia Loli-Queru 2 years ago

Thanks, but I don't speak spanish.
Keen Johns 1 year ago

I think that your experimentation has paid off here.

For a camera that you consider is "not really that worthwhile", you have certainly made good use of its output here.

Incidentally, many thanks for the rendering for Vimeo tips which I found very informative.

I will have to have a go at this style of presentation.