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RobV

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VERY nice! I, too, would like to know what was used. edit: Ah, D3300! Eyepiece?
I looked at that, and thought of all the neat places I have been, where I would have to go back and shoot some video!
How did you get the smooth lateral tracking? Grip stabilizer?
 
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wiNt

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Welcome Peter! That's a nice video - What did you shoot it with, and what did you use to do the production?

I recorded everything with Nikon D3300, 18-55mm

VERY nice! I, too, would like to know what was used.
I looked at that, and thought of all the neat places I have been, where I would have to go back and shoot some video!
How did you get the smooth lateral tracking? Grip stabilizer?

Literally I used just my legs as stabilizer :)
Leaning + my hands near body.
 

SteveH

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I recorded everything with Nikon D3300, 18-55mm



Literally I used just my legs as stabilizer :)
Leaning + my hands near body.

Wow, that's awesome! Good job! I've used Windows Movie maker to clip bits of video together from our wildlife cam in the garden.. Are you using something a bit more sophisticated?
 

wiNt

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Wow, that's awesome! Good job! I've used Windows Movie maker to clip bits of video together from our wildlife cam in the garden.. Are you using something a bit more sophisticated?

Adobe Premiere is good for editings. Also I used here Sony Vegas.
1. Adobe Premiere has been used for little lifting and cut unnecessary frames in 1 clip.
2. When all clips were edited, I saved everything in 60 fps with 1920x1080 size.
3. Imported everything into Sony Vegas.
4. Edited there clips - slow motion, added music, added text
5. Rendered everything with 24 fps (60 fps firstly was used to achieve good slow motion).
 

SteveH

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Adobe Premiere is good for editings. Also I used here Sony Vegas.
1. Adobe Premiere has been used for little lifting and cut unnecessary frames in 1 clip.
2. When all clips were edited, I saved everything in 60 fps with 1920x1080 size.
3. Imported everything into Sony Vegas.
4. Edited there clips - slow motion, added music, added text
5. Rendered everything with 24 fps (60 fps firstly was used to achieve good slow motion).


Great info, thanks very much! I'm often tempted by video, but I really should master stills first!
 
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