Final Cut Pro

Team CoCo's take on Final Cut Pro X:

simple yet interactive

Source: The San Francisco Egotist

This is the way video advertising should be done

Enjoy

When is a picture worth > 1000 words?

Interesting sorta-still treatment for photography.



Could be very cool, and lightweight, for interactive applications.

- D.P. Knudten

(thx to Tom Cranley @ Roman Candle)

7D Slo-Mo

Behold.

Optimist from Brian Thomson on Vimeo.

-dp knudten

Evolution of the Cell Phone

This is a cool multimedia presentation of the evolution of the cell phone. I would have liked to have seen a more locked down camera or some dolly/tracking shots, but the presentation is awesome.

Slow-Mo Surfing Shot with a Canon 7D

Devin Graham shot this beautiful surfing footage using a Canon 7D and a couple lenses (70-200mm and 100-400mm) with a 2x teleconverter, so much of the footage was shot at 800mm. The slow motion is actually “faked” (here’s another faked 7D video) using software:

To get the “super slow motion”, after I filmed at 60fps, I through it into the program “After Effects”. I used an effect that comes with the program called “Time Warp”. This allowed me to make the 60fps, to 1000fps. The way this works is the computer processes/adds frames in between the frames that are already in existence. It took several days for the computer to process the clips into the super slow motion that appears as well, so it does take a lot out of the computer, as far as processing goes.

Using After Effects or Twixtor to create fake slow mo is becoming a pretty popular technique. Beats shelling out big bucks to rent a high speed camera for many purposes.