Evie G
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yeah im bebots friend!
just got my zs3 from henrys today. i love that place!
Great! Pwede na kayong mag dive this weekend! U got SD card narin?
so, practise, practise, practise.. enjoy d cam!
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yeah im bebots friend!
just got my zs3 from henrys today. i love that place!
Great! Pwede na kayong mag dive this weekend! U got SD card narin?
so, practise, practise, practise.. enjoy d cam!
how did i miss this ? sorry but i ditched Sony Vegas for muvee 8..it is a very useful program...i got a class 6 8gig sdhc.
heading to bohol nest weekend so lets how it goes. hopefully i get some vids of those chevron barracuda schools.
what are you guys using to edit your avchd videos. it really is kinda a pita to edit.
im using power director atm but it seems kinda slow and produces some artifacting in some test videos i shot.
wicked, how is vegas pro? is it any fast? does it support vidias CUDA?
Finished editing a new ZS3/TZ7 Video. It was taken on January 4, 2010 at Sipadan Island. It was edited with Muvee Reveal 8. I have also made some additional edits to my Verde Island, Philippines video, so I'm reposting.
YouTube - Diving Incomparable Sipadan Island, Malaysia (HD)
Sipadan Island, Malaysia
YouTube - Scuba Diving Breathtaking Verde Island , Philippines (HD)
Verde Island, Philippines
Thanks for sharing these videos. I especially liked the Verde Island video and really liked the music too!
I've got a few questions if you don't mind:
1) How does the video quality hold up when the whole scene is moving underwater? I didn't notice any image quality problems in your videos, which was pretty encouraging. By contrast, I use a Lumix GH1 (not underwater though) and have run into problems where the video compression just can't keep up with the motion and the picture gets blocky.
I have not had any issues with blocky video
2) Loved the color in your videos! Can you manually white balance the camera, or did you adjust in editing?
Thanks, you can manually set the white balance for the camera if you wish and you can dial in the color in post editing depending on which video editor you use. I have my camera set to underwater mode which is great for adding back red in the first 30 feet of water. Below that, I find that you need some form of artificial light.
3) What do you use for lights? In certain shots it looks like you used an on-camera light
Personally, I use dual iTorch video lights that have 500 lumens power each. I don't think there is any substitute for video lights for bringing out the saturated colors. You really need it when you are diving below 30 feet.
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