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I took the HV20 for a test run in the local park. It's my first go at one of these arty-type things. I am sure that all the scenes are either under- or over- exposed and need colour adjustments, I just haven't got my head around all that stuff yet.

Music: Brian Eno- First Light.

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  • Bill 4 months ago
    Nice work Steve. I didnt see anything glaringly over or under exposed. How much did you have to spend on Alby's ice-cream? Or was it a fake prop?
  • SteveR 4 months ago
    It was a Festival lolly, a brazen imitation of a Feast, which cost one pound. I treated myself to a Magnum Classic for £1.50.
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  • Eugenia Loli-Queru 4 months ago
    Nice. Your pan was not very smooth btw. Either your tripod has no fluid head, or you didn't use this trick: eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2007/09/16/the-trick-for-smooth-pans/
  • SteveR 4 months ago
    Part of the problem is my inexperience at doing pans. Thanks for the link.
  • Bill 4 months ago
    Jane was telling me the other day you never do the pans!
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  • Scruff_E_Guy 4 months ago
    very peacefull...colors and exposure looked absolutely fine... well done
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  • ed 4 months ago
    I thought the colors looked fine. I noticed some artifacts around some of the trees and other parts that had movement, although it may just be the cheap monitor I have at work. Did you deinterlace the video?
  • SteveR 4 months ago
    It's not your cheap monitor, and I did deinterlace. Those artefacts appeared on the compressed version, but not the original. I don't know why or how they appeared.
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  • Mr Sitter 4 months ago
    Lovely job...a nice antidote to the scene and sounds of South Wimbledon. I really must sort my video situation out...harrumph!
  • SteveR 4 months ago
    While you're at it, give this a "Like".
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  • Karen Abad loves Dinosaurs. 4 months ago
    beautiful.
    jealous.

    hee hee
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  • AA 4 months ago
    What were you thinking about when you started filming 1:09
  • SteveR 4 months ago
    I was thinking about your proposed visit to the UK.
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  • Buck Flashroy 4 months ago
    Nice work. My favourite shot is at 1:09 - I like that you have something in the foreground, and then the same kind of thing in the background.
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  • Stewart Johnstone 4 months ago
    Your tree shots at the end look like what we have up here in Scotland just now.
    A bit bare.
    I can hear nature coming up soon........
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