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Home: Video University Forums: Wedding & Event Videography:
Wedding on Fire...(clip)

 

 


Reelt
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Mar 20, 2008, 2:23 PM

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Customer wanted something similar to man on fire...Gave it a shot.

http://reeltreasuresvideo.com/samples.htm

Scroll down to Pre-Ceremoy 1




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(This post was edited by Reelt on Mar 20, 2008, 3:44 PM)


Darrell Aubert
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Mar 20, 2008, 2:24 PM

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Nothing happens when I click on the link

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Reelt
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Mar 20, 2008, 2:26 PM

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Should...It's just a page on my web site.




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Scott Brooks
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Mar 20, 2008, 2:32 PM

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Nothing for me either. Click on the video and I get a black, blank page and says done in the bottom left hand corner.
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Reelt
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Mar 20, 2008, 2:38 PM

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Sorry not sure Why.




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RustyB
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Mar 20, 2008, 2:49 PM

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Plays fine for me, but it is squished vertically in the imbedded player that it opens in...everyone looks short and fat like they do on my neighbor's HDTV. Tongue

I thought it was fun to watch, in a music video kinda way. As for a wedding video, a little bit of natural audio would have been cool mixed in.

I don't think I've seen Man on Fire, but your video is cool either way!




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Reelt
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Mar 20, 2008, 2:57 PM

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Plays fine for me, but it is squished vertically in the imbedded player that it opens in...everyone looks short and fat like they do on my neighbor's HDTV. Tongue

I thought it was fun to watch, in a music video kinda way. As for a wedding video, a little bit of natural audio would have been cool mixed in.

I don't think I've seen Man on Fire, but your video is cool either way!



Thanks Rusty. I don't like the player ether. I need to look into it.




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JC/DV
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Mar 23, 2008, 10:16 AM

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I don't like the player ether. I need to look into it.


I can tell you worked on it, but its not fixed. Still short and fat. I figured out what you are doing....

Here is what you are starting out with:


Here would be a correct 16:9 crop in a 4:3 window (what it looks like you are trying to accomplish):


Here is what you are doing: What it appears to me you are doing is squeezing the full frame vertically down to fit 16:9. Your web player is not at fault here! See the similarity???


Here would be a 16:9 crop on the image and exported as 16:9 to fill up a widescreen TV (but will take a resolution hit)


So my suggestion is to not shoot 4:3 and try to get a pseudo 16:9 image unless you frame for it and can crop it without squeezing it vertically. It's not your player screwing it up, its your editing when you crop.

EDIT: one thing to remember, IF you choose the widescreen letterbox, depending on TV and player, you could end up with a small rectangle playing with tons of black around the image on a HDTV, or it could be just like your showing us now, OR you could just make a 16:9 image like my last image and it will more than likely display correctly on ANY TV and player. It will auto letterbox on 4:3 TVs and full picture on 16:9 TVs.

Now go back and re-edit all those videosLaugh.

Just kidding, I hope this helps you.

Jerome
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(This post was edited by JC/DV on Mar 23, 2008, 10:19 AM)