My 1st uploaded C5050 movie

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• Sep 2, 2005

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I finally figured out how to post one of these things to my gallery. This is a clip I call "Flounder Surprise". It takes up a chunk of space in the gallery so it may only be there for a limited time - if you don't see it here, you'll know why .

http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/data/500/cut.mpeg

 

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Very cool.... I was thinking we'd see some crab action, too! I didn't know we could upload video. I'll have to remember that!

 

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thats great quality what kinda camera do you use? i realy wanna get a underwater camera looks like it would be great fun. i seen a big flounder like that today when i was diving

 

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I've got an Olympus C5050z. It's a still digital that can take short low quality movies.

 

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Dee:

Very cool.... I was thinking we'd see some crab action, too! I didn't know we could upload video. I'll have to remember that!

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File size was limited for upload so I cut to the flounder part. If you want to see the crab part I can cut and upload that. I've got some footage of some grey snapper too. I'll eventually swap out the clips and post some more.

 

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SeaYoda:

File size was limited for upload so I cut to the flounder part. If you want too see the crab part I can cut and upload that. I've got some footage of some grey snapper too. I'll eventually swap out the clips and post some more.

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I cannot believe you let the dinner get away like that. That was petty good.

 

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f3nikon:

I cannot believe you let the dinner get away like that. ...

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:lol:
I'm always telling SuPrBuGmAn to put down the spear and pick up the camera - maybe I should reverse things for myself .

 

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Lol

 

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Hey SeaYoda,

That's a cool bit of video and you have inspired me to try a bit of editing on a video I have. Can you say how you uploaded it into the gallery b/c I've tried twice and it doesn't appear to have worked.

Thanks heaps,
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• Sep 3, 2005

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Mel.B:

...Can you say how you uploaded it into the gallery b/c I've tried twice and it doesn't appear to have worked...

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The file has to be less than 4000kb to upload. I tried to upload some of my clips before and they were too large. I found a program that I could cut the file down and convert it from .mov to .mpeg file type. Here's the link to the free version of the software :

http://www.aone-video.com/mov.htm

If I continue to like the results, I may fork out the $23 for the full version.