If you’ve ever looked at the “Tutorials” section of this site, you may have noticed that there is a section for “Video Compression Settings“. While this is a very helpful section, (I know I based my VX2000 compression and export settings on Scott’s write-up), those with HD cameras may be feeling a little left out. As there are only SD compression settings, I figured that I’d do a write-up on my workflow for HD Video. Check it out after the jump.
New Contributions
Hey, I’m Lucas D’Angelo, and I’m going to be writing up some posts for Pushitstop. I do a lot of video work, mostly as a filmer/editor for AOTC among other things. A little bit ago, my good friend Chris Saunders posted a piece on here about the Personal Photography project, so I decided to write up a short piece on the Personal Video Project, which I posted to the AOTC site. However, it seems like it would be more at home here. To keep from reposting an entire article on a different site, you can read the original post here. Enjoy!
Scanning/Processing tutorials
I wrote up, rather hastily, a tutorial for scanning film and a walkthrough for processing/editing said film. If anyone really cares to, give me some feedback. I know I should add some screen grabs and stuff… It would be much easier to do a video walkthrough, but I myself don’t have the patience for watching those things. How about you? Should I just do video tutorials? Responses greatly appreciated.
Brian Barnhart
My dude Brian updated his photo website– he’s got a lot of clean stuff there, check it out.
Behind the Photo with Fat Tony
Fat Tony comes through with another behind-the-scenes look of a photo he shot.
Mr. Oizo says lenses don’t matter and the 7D is shitty.
Mr. Oizo, who apparently is also a filmmaker, explains his reasoning behind his choice of gear.
Push It A Stop 