New Galapagos video part 1
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very nice
robint
Contributor
Wow, Ron. Amazing footage! Can't wait to see the final product. :dropmouth:
As far as your music and lack of narration... I think the music will work fine if you add in some narration. I am not really sold on the music alone, it is kinda predictable and generic Spanish guitar. Maybe just me.
BTW, when I watched it, I don't know if Vimeo was having problems or not, but it was very jerky. I am sure you didn't produce it that way.
robin
As far as your music and lack of narration... I think the music will work fine if you add in some narration. I am not really sold on the music alone, it is kinda predictable and generic Spanish guitar. Maybe just me.
BTW, when I watched it, I don't know if Vimeo was having problems or not, but it was very jerky. I am sure you didn't produce it that way.
robin
lemon
Guest
Nice work! How were the shark numbers on your trip? Did you see many galapagos or silkies?
Look forward to seeing the rest!
Look forward to seeing the rest!
EddieNYC
New
Hi Ron,
This is Eddie from the Galapagos trip. Your video is awesome already and is waaaaaay better than Solon's!! I can't wait to see the rest as well as show my friends and family our trip as documented by you!
This is Eddie from the Galapagos trip. Your video is awesome already and is waaaaaay better than Solon's!! I can't wait to see the rest as well as show my friends and family our trip as documented by you!
Thanks Eddie. I'm still not sure about the music. I want to use something Spanish/Latin because it's Galapagos Ecuador South America, but haven't found anything I really like.
Part 2 is coming up soon. I'm guessing the whole video will be about 4-5 parts including a land portion. Still have to write/record the narration.
Check my signature below for a link to my site with videos from other trips.
Lemon, not having much to compare to, I would describes the shark numbers as "groups" of sharks. A few times I would use the word "school", but tough to say since my past experiences have been seeing single lone sharks in the Caribbean. I should have parts 2 and 3 up on vimeo soon, so you can see the amount of hammerheads.
Part 2 is coming up soon. I'm guessing the whole video will be about 4-5 parts including a land portion. Still have to write/record the narration.
Check my signature below for a link to my site with videos from other trips.
Lemon, not having much to compare to, I would describes the shark numbers as "groups" of sharks. A few times I would use the word "school", but tough to say since my past experiences have been seeing single lone sharks in the Caribbean. I should have parts 2 and 3 up on vimeo soon, so you can see the amount of hammerheads.
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jridg
Contributor
WOW - neat stuff. It did come across as choppy - even after I waited for the full download......
lemon
Guest
I've been watching your various rough drafts pop up on vimeo. Looks like you guys had some reaaally sweet whale shark encounters!
Yes, we were very lucky. It was a trip of a lifetime. Saw 13 whale sharks. It also pays to be in shape. Chasing the whale sharks against the current is not easy. Especially pushing a video housing. I'm glad I started running a few weeks before the trip.
mobula
Contributor
Sunfish also, nice. It is really interesting how relaxed the hammerheads are. In Malpelo you need to dive with a rebreather to see them like this. Looks really like the trip of a lifetime.
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