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Just got word from my friend Amy that IFC's SXSW documentary features a brief shot of Willo, me, and Meghan Formel from Lime Wire at the Blogger party. Hooray for Internet fame (and props to Willo for attracting the camera with her tongue)!
I think that may be Dodgeball Harry behind Willo...
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Complete name : Ong Cao Thang - Buoi Chieu Va Nhung Manh Vo.mov
Format : MPEG-4
Format profile : QuickTime
Codec ID : qt
File size : 276 MiB
Duration : 4mn 55s
Overall bit rate : 7 822 Kbps
Movie name : Buoi Chieu Va Nhung Manh Vo
Performer : Ong Cao Thang
Tagged date : UTC 2012-08-10 23:20:41
Writing application : Apple QuickTime
Copyright : Shuffing Image Production & 6th Sense Entertainment
Comment : Encode by ???????
iTunMOVI : / / / / cast / / / name / Kinboo Ha / / / directors / / / name / Phan Len / / / producers / / / name / Tran Ngoc Khuyen / / / /
hdvd : 1
stik : 6
Video #1
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Duration : 4mn 55s
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Frame rate mode : Constant
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Color space : YUV
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Language : English
A train pulling in to the northbound Victoria Line platform at Oxford Circus.
Aligned in Photoshop (which doesn't quite seem to have got it perfectly right), then stacked to an image sequence in Quicktime. (See the pattern here?)
Sorry it's a bit loud... no control over crazy failures!
Here's what I did: dropped a video (not the one you see!) onto an Applescript to rotate it right. The script saved it relative to the original. I then deleted the original. When I tried to play the rotated video, another, totally random video was picked... it was shown rotated and utterly glitched, and eventually made QuickTime Player crash.
So just for fun, I edited the script to rotate back left, and save self-contained. This is the result.
Canon
Canon EOS 650D
Top-left
72
72
Inch
QuickTime 7.7.1
2013:09:08 17:18:34
1/60 sec.
f/2.5
Normal program
200
Exif Version 2.2
2013:09:08 16:51:56
2013:09:08 16:51:56
Y Cb Cr -
6.00 EV (1/64 sec.)
2.62 EV (f/2.5)
0.33 EV
1.41 EV (f/1.6)
Pattern
50.0 mm
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FlashPix Version 1.0
sRGB
1932
1313
3865.77
3859.30
Inch
Normal process
Auto exposure
Auto white balance
Standard
... need ur input on wot u think of my original artwork & creativity
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Yesterday i visited a good friend of mine. He´s a Tattoo-Artist here in my homeplace Guetersloh, Germany. I shot him at work with my Panasonic SDR-S150 and did a short Video with iMovie 08.
If you are interested in "a litte pain" for the weekend, take this link for the direct flash-video and this one for the QuickTime M4V.
Thx for watching and enjoy ...
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Eric Hoffert
Part of a series of video clips illustrating the key members of the team that produced the May 1991 Developers’ Release QuickTime™ CD‐ROM disc.
Originally included on the CD “QuickTime: The Beta Release” from Apple Computer, Inc. Converted from QuickTime file format to AVI, while preserving the original video and audio data.
Copyright © 1991 Apple Computer, Inc.
Panoramic image of my refrigerator freezer compartment. Part of a larger virtual-reality project that let you explore my refrigerator online. Composited from photos taken with an inexpensive QuickCam. January 28, 1998.
Recorded using my old Sony CLIÉ PEG-NR70, which had a crude-but-fun camera that could do low-res Quicktime video. Too bad it stopped working.
All images in this album are renderings.
Select renderings show customs items which would need to be individually quoted by project.
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The first shot
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Time Lapse made using QuickTime Pro
Edited together using Windows Movie Maker
And if you notice the song picks up where my previous time lapse video left off :)
VLC, Perian and Flip4Mac is the answer to all your multi-media video needs on a Mac. VLC is an alternative to Quicktime and the native DVD player in OS X, while both Perian and Flip4Mac provide the necessary codecs to run just about all the video codecs available in the known universe. Stuff like DivX, H.264, Flash, AVI, MKV, and even the crappy Windows Media stuff that you can't escape from on the web.
A lessor known feature in VLC allows you to record video from your iSight camera. Of course, iChat already has this function, but it's good to know it's there.
There is a debate among Mac users as to whether Flip4Mac is even necessary if you have Perian installed, but I find its integration with web browsers important when playing embedded WMV files. Of course, Perian probably allows for Quicktime to play such content in the browser without help from Flip4Mac, but I've been too lazy to research it.
If you are lazy like me, just install all three and forget about it. And oh yes, all three downloads are free.
Related Links:
VLC
Perian
Flip4Mac
Sculptures by Harry Bertoia at the Milwaukee Museum of Art. I didn't plan or choreograph this shot, it just sort of happened!
A conversation at lunch jostled my memory just enough for me to remember this assignment I did my first semester at ITP.
Take a look:
A short time lapse video from the 89th observation floor of Taipei 101.
Since I did not have a tripod with me, I had to brace the camera against the window over half an hour. As I do not have a camera capable of shooting sRAW, I was limited by the total number of shots I was able to take.
I cropped the images in Lightroom in 16:9 ratio and exported in 1280x720 resolution before assembling using QuickTime Pro. It turns out that QuickTime has some stability issues as it crashed once during assembly and I had to upload the video twice to Flickr.
Still figuring out a decent workflow and would love to hear any suggestions.
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Watching a cool video of ""Jimmy" by MIA (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.I.A._(artist) )(A West London-based band [Hounslow] lead by a young, sometimes hugely controversial but artistically acclaimed, British Sri Lankan lady called Mathangi "Maya" Arulpragasam) from her latest album "Kala". It's an excellent kind of spoof of the classic song from the now cult (Indian cinema) film called Disco Dancer from 1982.
The original "Jimmy" song (which is quite a catchy tune that I remember vividly from when I was a kid growing up in the height of the VHS era of the 1980s) can be viewed here: uk.youtube.com/watch?v=zLPbrSjiJI8 (Try hard not to laugh!)
The 2007 version by MIA (pictured above) can be viewed here: uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VLPUe9Xn9ZE
I especially love the fact that Maya's dance-style, expressions and accent in the performance are so laid-back West London stylee!
"You hit me on AIM, flip me on some game But I still don’t know what you’re sayin"
Enjoy!
January 1, 2007
** Happy New Year **
The first day of the new year in our household generally consists of sleeping in, shaking off the hangovers, going for a nice long walk and of course putting away the festive decorations for another year.
Yep - that's me commencing a bit of voodoo on the tree.
It's a single frame from the 791 shots used to create a silly timelapse movie.
Supporting cast includes my wife Tracy and the kids Jasper and Katja.
20D / EFS10-22mm @ 10mm / Pclix Intervolometer
Quicktime 720x480 - 65 meg LARGE
Quicktime 320x240 - 15 meg SMALL
Thanks again for all the kind words, comments, faves and continued inspiration.
Here's to a great year of fotograbbing and fun.
Its the Black Mac theme from magnifique, geektool for the clock and calender, Icons from the MICA set and several others.
the background is from deviant art.
a combination of menumeters and iStat menus, and black itunes , Quicktime player and adium icons.
i use F9 (exposé - all windows) all the time, but i just learned that, once in there, you can switch apps by using the tab key.
i knew that that was common with F10 (exposé - all windows of one app), but never tried it while in F9 mode...
since i rarely use F10, this discovery is somewhat interesting.
just wanted to share it with you guys (...though most of you probably already know)
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"Last Day Dream"
a man watches his life pass before him
Quicktime version
Produced for the 42 Second Dream Film Festival
Beijing China 2009
Written and Directed byChris Milk
Produced bySamantha Storr
Associate Producer Brad O'Connor
Music Chris Milk
Photography Chris Milk
Editor Livio Sanchez
Production Designer Matthew Holt
Wardrobe Stylist Lydia Paddon
Makeup & Wardrobe Molly Paddon
Production Assistance Jason Baum
Production Assistance Clint Caluory
Telecine Dave Hussey
Sound Design Eddie Kim
Shot entirely on Lensbaby Lenses and Canon 5D Mark II SLR Camera
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Chris Milk.
Scoop (2006)
Un film di Woody Allen. Con Woody Allen, Hugh Jackman, Scarlett Johansson, Ian McShane, Romola Garai, Kevin McNally, Anthony Stewart Head.
Originally included on the CD “Apple Chronicle” from Apple Computer, Inc. Converted from QuickTime file format to AVI, while preserving the original video and audio data.
Copyright © 1992 Apple Computer, Inc.
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Converted from QuickTime file format to AVI, encoded with PNG, since ffmpeg doesn’t seem to copy the palette when copying the original (QuickTime Animation/RLE) palettized video data from the source file.
Copyright © 1993 Apple Computer, Inc.
Time Lapse made using QuickTime Pro. Viewing in HD should help.
Edited together using Windows Movie Maker.
And again... if you notice the song picks up where my previous time lapse video left off, which was "Box Cut Mirrors" :)
Vulcan Park, Birmingham, AL. May 2011
Canon Powershot S95, wide angle lens, tripod. QuickTime Pro, 1361 photos, 12 minutes, 50 Frames Per Second (FPS).
21 (2008)
Un film di Robert Luketic. Con Jim Sturgess, Kate Bosworth, Laurence Fishburne, Kevin Spacey, Aaron Yoo, Liza Lapira, Jacob Pitts, Josh Gad.
Sorry Eamon, still haven't gotten the proper software to edit the videos. It sucks to have 8 gigs of them sitting there and not much I can do.
I edited this one in quicktime pro, pain in the ass, such a bad job I did here, especially how the music doesn't fade out and flickr really optimises the shit out it huh?
Properly done video portraits to come sometimes soon. Consider this a teaser.
Kemp Drive. Warrior AL. Morning storms.
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