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• Member: Angelic_Sabyne
• Title: How Can We See That Far?
• Premiered: 2008-05-04
• Categories:
  • Romance
  • Sentimental
• Song:
  • Amy Grant How Can We See That Far?
• Anime:
  • Sailor Moon
  • Sailor Moon R
  • Sailor Moon R: The Movie
• Comments: Clips were edited using the AMV vid pack, including AviSynth and VirtualDub. The AMV itself was created using Windows Movie Maker.
  
  Feedback is welcome, but please be nice! This is my first-ever AMV.
  
  I chose this song as there were no AMVs that I could find that used it. I thought it would make a lovely Sailor Moon AMV, since the lyrics seem to fit the spirit of the relationship between Serenity/Endymion through their various incarnations.
  
  Currently, this is AMV version 2.0, as I affectionately call it. Once I was able to convert the original video file from a .wmv file to a .avi file, I ran it through VirtualDub with filters in place to clean it up. Here are what (I hope) were fixed in this version:
  
  ~Interlacing issues - For some reason, the original .wmv reversed most on the deinterlacing I had in place in this vid. I ran it through the deinterlace filter in VirtualDub to clean it up. Note there might be some tiny bits of interlacing remaining here and there; that may be due to the source material.
  
  ~Sharpness: I softened most of the frames in this vid using the "Smooth" and "Motion Blur" filters. Some clips show this more than others, and I think it fits well with the video as it relates to the song.
  
  I apologize for any video glitches that may still be present. I'm not sure whether they're from the original video source, my laptop's processing the source, or a bit of both. I hope any glitches that show up don't detract from the overall video. Once I get a better computer, I may see about coming back and fixing this vid up.
  
  Thanks for watching!
  
  ~AS
  
  DISCLAIMERS: Sailor Moon and its characters are the property of their respective owner(s). I in no way assume any ownership of them by making this video.
  
  Also, please don't steal any of the clips in this vid. They took me a long time to edit to make them look the way I wanted them to. If you ask me for permission, I'll be happy to let you use any of these clips.