somewhere in Highbury, London.

lol i see you got my point
honestly it's the first time i experience such a big difference.. it's probably due to the kind of music, you know all those micro sounds need more than 25fps
tnx anyway :)

We so feel with you guys ;)

This issue of low temporal resolution is a favorite subject of mine; I would personally love 120fps!

quantumcinema.blogspot.com/2008/09/temporal-resolution.html

i see, but what you mean get it right with the keyframe compression?
so you think i should make a 60fps quicktime and then downsample it?
at the moment i'm rendering directly 25fps, although the realtime applications runs 60fps

tnx Andy :) looks more like a sketchbook to me, but i guess it's the same ;)

tnx

what i do is render a sequence of images, then i load them in quicktime and export the movie from there, but i didnt set keyframes every frame, maybe that's a reason..
29.97 on vimeo is useless cause it's reconverted to 25 anyway

tnx, we were talkin about framerate downsample, not resolution.. 720p is enough.. for now :)

true that 1080p streaming is heavy.. sorry for the confusion. i was trying to say vreel accept videos in 60fps but it should be okay in 25 with a keyframe every frame as amoeba said.
..and it would be a pity to abandon vimeo for this s*** :)

easy, yes i have to try the keyframe every frame thing, i'll probably render another take on this patch tonight, let's see..

thank you!

thank you samm.

yes i agree with you about the length, but consider that i use vimeo as kind of a video sketchbook.

so this is more a concept than a video finalized to something, like most of the videos i post on vimeo.

hi defetto,

I disagree with the idea that your videos should be shorter. I see them as live drawings which conceptually could last forever. To me, their length is not related to the song's length (I know they are, but I see that as a coincidence). To me your drawings are not something with introduction, development and conclusion. What you show is, as you say, a sketch, or more than a sketch, each of your vimeo videos are just samples of the endless and expandable worlds you create.

Cheers!
Nuno

yes Nuno

i completely agree with you, that's how i see my work and that's why i love the realtime approach

really the 6 minutes of this video are nothing compared to how long i've been lookin at this patch, with all the variations it contains.. this is just an excerpt of an endless world :)

samm was talkin about works for the film/advertisement field, where you have to impress people, but this is not the case..

of course if i had to use this patch for some tv spot or film titles whatever, i would act differently..

btw nuno, i'm going to lisbon for offf09, will you be there?

cheers man

lol
tnx man :)

if i get famous, you wouldnt notice, cause i'll be just the same i am now

certainly, I didn't mean the comment as disrespect. I do think that less is more, and that should be applied across mediums, for instance Hemingway wrote 500 words a day and erased 300 of them. Dillard's last novel (200 pgs) was at one point almost 2000. vimeo is a great sketchbook, I agree.

tnx dude :)

oh actually.. more is coming ;)

what you think? it's a masterplan for world domination..