woulda been a longer one if my bro sat still for a bit longer

Very nice - like the cinematography more than the jazzy editing though. Tell us a bit about your settings for the various shots, especially as you got into the evening shots...

Good work!

yeah, i was gonna scrap the song and the editing quarter way thru, but thought what the hell, just get somethin out there. videographical sketch ;)

its all in 25fps, and i colour corrected a couple of the night shots to make the highlights and maybe some of the midtones more blue. a few of the shots have the smoothcam filter on, which give it a dreamy feel at times.

It almost looks like you used a steadicam. really interesting.

Very nice piece. Makes me feel like I'm back in Lisbon...and that's a good feeling.

Very nice to watch and listen ! thanks !

Thank you for this good clip!

Very impressed with the colors and cinematography. Makes me wish my HV20 would come sooner. I'm assuming you like the camera.

Excellent. I liked the editing - especially when it makes the old guy shake it. Name of the song and artist?

is the smooth cam really a steadycam feature? what does it do?

its a final cut video filter that you can use and it uses some algorithm to process through the footage and find the average frame-to-frame, so you get a faux steadicam feel to it. its not perfect, and if you look close you can see how it does it, but i like the dreamyness of it.

ya i thought thats what it was. adobe premiere has something similar

Nice, my favorite shot was the train but
I also liked the first shot as well as the music,
have a good week!

niceee amazin shots ;) incredible night shots:)

Very nice promenade,you have a great sense of colour and light!

awesome video
and you have great taste in music
caribou is godly

Really great vid, Im a Sony Vegas user and I just got final cut studio, so this is all new to me, but I really can't wait to try out the smoothcam filter on footage already using a steadicam.

Great vid tho, loved the locations, the colors, and the smoothcam shots looked pretty darn good for being software made.