Recent content by bobspez

Combined 7 video tracks and 8 audio tracks to make this video. My friend Bruce and I added parts to the original track recorded over the internet. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rQhD5vO7Cs

Nicely done. How did you do the slow motion, in the editor or in the camera?

Lovely photography and great sound track. Maybe at 70 I'm too old for fast cuts. I like a few more seconds to see what is there.

Looking forward to seeing what you come up with. There are very few amateur videos posted here and even less comments. It would be a plus if more people posted their videos here and other amateurs felt free to provide feedback and comments. Even with the Richard Ashcroft video you posted, the...

Our first and most elaborate music video. First take done over the internet, then we added additional parts. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rQhD5vO7Cs

A fantastic first effort. Did you study film making? I agree the takes are too many and too short to be absorbed by the viewer. I think the takes could easily have been twice as long. I see you often cut on the beginning of a measure of music. With music this fast, maybe cutting on every second...

It's always snowing somewhere. Thanks for watching.

Had a snow day here so I did this video in a few hours. Used a Nikon D7000, Sigma f3.5 15-30mm D lens and the Zoom R16 audio recorder with a CAD C195 condenser mic and TC Helicon Audio pre-amp. Keyboard is a Kurzweil PC361. Editing done in Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition. View...

Here's my advice. 1. To get good audio you need a stand alone audio recorder and mic away from the camera so you don't pick up focusing, zooming or auto aperture changes. You also need to edit the audio, tweak the volume, eq, maybe add a bit of echo. Once you have a stereo audio track you can...

Professionally done. Great work. Looks like location shots for "The Young Pope". Great results with the Lumix FZ1000. Did you also use the audio from that camera? What editing software did you use? I like the way you cut to the background music.

Neil, The eos650 will do fine for video. If you have a wide angle lens like the 18-55 kit lens, that should be all you need for camera and lens. You haven't specifically said what type of music video you want to do. Is it just setting up a camera on a tripod to record a performance of one or...

Nikkor AFS DX VR 55-300mm. Use it for birds, and closeups of anything at least 5 ft. away, including flowers, and also use it for moon shots.