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ZephyrStar wrote:oh my!

macchinainterna wrote:That file transfer has more gb than my entire hard drive...

I think I'm clocking in at a little over 800 gigs in material atm

And yes totally get a new drive, prices are dropping like Nya said.

Back from hiatus and almost ready to actually start something.

And yes I'm aware it's not a timeline.

As a first time doing reviews in this format a lot of the messing around is excused and even welcome to break the ice a little. Once the group gets into the meat of the reviews it seems like nobody really understands what they're supposed to point out though. I'd recommend writing up a bunch of base...

Best Horror [again] and close third place for best VFX? I'll take it.

If judges are willing to share I'd love to hear some feedback btw.

If you could give a more specific example as what you're describing is rather broad. I'll look into it whenever I wake up.

A little scatterbrained but it gets the point across.

http://youtu.be/9fxP4wKCAv4?hd=1

If you're interested in the brushes I used click here

I'll record something later today for you then. Might be a little bit but I'll have it up sometime today for you.

As Mirko stated it is impossible to retain optimal quality when zooming in. However there are certain ways of masking this via things like motion/radial blurs. These solutions only work for quick zoom cut/transitions though. If you are looking to zoom in on a piece of footage and keep it zoomed in, ...

While I don't personally use vegas that would be a combination of "Pan and scan" [moving one image above the screen and another into the screen from the bottom] and directional blur set at a vertical angle to fake motion-blur. I obviously can't record this for you since I don't have vegas installed ...