Burning Man 2008 -- the movie.
1 year ago
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12. Burning Man 2008 -- the movie.
1 year ago
*MOCK!* My attempts to use a tripod!
*SEE!* people flip me off!
*CATCH!* my blurry frames!
*FIND!* the mishaps!
*DETERMINE!* which frames have been deleted!
*REALIZE!* the stupid number of photos I take!
*AMAZE!* at five whopping frames per second high quality video!
*CONDENSE!@ ten days of brutal work into five minutes!
*PROVIDE!* your own fucking soundtrack!
Photo flipbook by Mr. Nightshade, theblight.net. Complete set of all 3000+ images I took over my ten days there. Yes, really. Originally shot at 12MP RAW, the gallery takes up over 38 GB.
See the edited versions (of the good ones) at theblight.net/08/bm
Five frames-per-second is good enough for anyone.
*SEE!* people flip me off!
*CATCH!* my blurry frames!
*FIND!* the mishaps!
*DETERMINE!* which frames have been deleted!
*REALIZE!* the stupid number of photos I take!
*AMAZE!* at five whopping frames per second high quality video!
*CONDENSE!@ ten days of brutal work into five minutes!
*PROVIDE!* your own fucking soundtrack!
Photo flipbook by Mr. Nightshade, theblight.net. Complete set of all 3000+ images I took over my ten days there. Yes, really. Originally shot at 12MP RAW, the gallery takes up over 38 GB.
See the edited versions (of the good ones) at theblight.net/08/bm
Five frames-per-second is good enough for anyone.
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You know, I -tried- to do this in Final Cut Pro, and it was a disaster -- a disaster only topped by attempting to do it in iMovie. Who would have thought it'd be so difficult?
But the best solutions are always the simplest ones, and -- as it turns out -- Quicktime Pro lets you "open an image sequence." One simple "Save-As" later and viola! I have what you see here.
Caveat: I did export all of these to have the black buffers around the sides in portrait or the tops in landscape to ensure it would match.
And, as to the dust...
flickr.com/photos/carnivillain/2827287540/
THIS BABY DON'T NEED PROTECTION