winter break
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- Опубліковано 26 гру 2014
- This a short film shot on the iPhone 6+, and edited using the latest version of iMovie for iOS 8, to test the camera's stabilization, time lapse & slowmo features, as well as the in-phone editing capabilities. Overall, I'd have to say that it was very simple to shoot and edit with (it's iMovie, do I really need to say more?). The camera stabilizer is decent. It's not much better than any cheap, off-the-shelf, consumer video camera with vibration reduction. It does smooth out the jerkiness a bit when making quick movements, like jerkiness, as you can see in the film, but the way it's advertised makes it sound like there's a lot more to it. I'll let you be the judge of the video quality. Since I only used the slowmo and time lapse features, no audio was recorded. The soundtrack is from the iMovie library.
Nothing like watching Ice melt. In Alaska we called it, The Break Up. maybe go film the Tananau River in the Springtime. Ice Sheets as big as Cars grinding together. You can watch it in Fairbanks. They also do a contest where they have a Tri Pod in the middle of the river. They buy tickets for the time and date that the Tri pod will break through and the one that is right wins a bunch of money. Good times in Alaska..
Thank you for your feedback. I've always wanted to visit Alaska. There's something attractive about isolation and solitude that appeals to me.
Anyway, I digress. I was looking for just the right thing to test out the video features on my iPhone 6+. Luckily, Colorado had a small snow storm come through. While parking my truck yesterday, I noticed the ice melting on my moonroof, so I thought it was a perfect opportunity.
By the way, I should've probably mentioned this earlier, but I was considering calling it, "the break up." Well, to be fair, I had three titles in contention.
emptycanfilms Hey you had the camera ready at the right Moment. Check out my Channel and watch my lightning. Kind of the same Idea. It was a lighting storm. Let me know what you think.