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Carrickfergus
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4. Carrickfergus
2 months ago
A few shots from Carrickfergus port and castle in Northern Ireland.
This was shot on my XHA1. The light was not very good at the start but i decided to continue on.
I did a bit of grading in Final Cut Pro. I would love to hear your opinions.
This was shot on my XHA1. The light was not very good at the start but i decided to continue on.
I did a bit of grading in Final Cut Pro. I would love to hear your opinions.
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I was watching your previous video with my husband tonight in our HDTV (via our Sony PS3), and my JB noted that you must be a designer working with 2D art, because you very rarely pan or zoom on your videos. We both loved it btw.
I don't really pan or zoom too much at the moment because i'm using a £15 tripod that is really unsteady. I've got a proper one coming this week, so expect to see some camera movement in the future, but i do work in 2d alot
I like the colors did you use a preset ?
wich kind of blur did you used?
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