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1. Preserving_The_Legacy

by Bruce Foreman

2 years ago

"The card table from Hell..."

Starring Rick Lara and Mike Anderson

Shot with a Canon HF100 and edited in Pinnacle Studio 11.1.2

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Chip 2 years ago

plays like a drive in movie. I swear at times one of the actors was reading off a que card. But don't stop, most of us never get this far in telling a story. Good effort
Bob Horn 1 year ago

What's the configuration of your computer running Pinnacle Studio 11.1.2? I'm having problems with my video being jerky with the new AVCHD format.

Loved the video! Shows you can do some really professional shot setups with the HF 100.

Thanks for sharing. Very inspiring video.
Bruce Foreman 1 year ago

Dell XPS 420 Quad core Q6600 2.4Ghz processor, 4GB RAM, ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics card with 256MB.

I get warnings about not enough graphics memory if I try to edit 1920x1080 so I have the cam set for 1440x1080 at 12Mbps.

As I edit each clip I let it render before trying anything else, but it's smooth that way and it works. I like these little cams and like the flash media workflow.

Thanks for the comments
Halivud Estevez 11 months ago

Like it.
shane kinsman 4 months ago

Cool story Bruce, I was wondering why it was so pixelated on my pc. It looked very blocky. Any ways if you get a chance, take a look at my vids shot on the hv30. great job! hit my avatar, and it should take you to my page.
Bruce Foreman 4 months ago

A slight degree of pixellation at 00:35 occurs as a result of some exposure correction I had to apply in post. That scene looked too bright on the LCD when setting it up and I cut exposure. The HF100 was still fairly new and I was still getting used to it.

It went too dark and I had to apply a combination of gain and brightness in post processing.

I looked at your stuff and I envy you the crew and talent you seem to have available. Your work looks good.