Why thank you miss Karen.

and uploading videos.

and other stuff.

all of this is the straight truth.

thanks, do you have links to your videos?

yes!
vimeo.com/5186326

oh, rough estimate... 10 hours give or take

do it.

Thanks.

Its a complicated process. First I had to edit the music and cut it into pieces to make it shorter and fit the vibe I was going for. took a 9min song and made it 2:36 seconds. Then I separated all the photos into two groups: portrait and landscape. Then I place the portrait and landscape photos in two different video tracks on top of each other in Final Cut. Then I go through and mark the beats of the music and lock the song in the timeline so it can't ever move. Then I spend about 7 hours playing with the rhythm and flow until I get tired of doing it ;)

Man, that shows great patience...it paid off.

Of course, I only use film cameras for stills, no iphone. I don`t think that would work as film is more precious than pixels...the build up of random mundanity into a beautiful whole in this series would have a totally different feel.

oh, about 750.

cheers, Caos.

Final Cut Pro. Thanks!

Thanks, Chad.

output was 1280x720 - you can download it to the right if you would like to peep full quality.

please, be my guest.

thanks man.

you can check out my workflow in the comments above.

sounded like Explosions in the Sky? Hopefully Blake will chime in and clarify... could be wrong.

yar.

thanks sarah. yeah, its pretty much the only device I consistently take photos with. Plus the new iPhone's quality is so much better than before...

carpe diem.

merci!

i might just make it a project as a matter of fact.

that's a cool idea.

here is my complete proyect: vimeo.com/otra
every monday i make a new video.

Thanks for your comments :D

very true. thanks!

i love it actually.

thanks Fredo. took a while, maybe about 10 hours. a lot of that is just organizing pictures and planning it out. but i edited it so all the photos are sequential. and I didn't retouch any of them.

i really love the iphone quality. for me its the correct mix of low-fi and accessibility that I have come to cherish.

it does surprisingly well, yeah.

iPhones are the new everything.

thanks!