Hi,
Anybody have any tips for creating high quality flash for export to
blip?
I went to the learning place on blip and they said to export in
native resolution, but my export resolution from final cut is listed
at 720x480 which would be OK, but it's 16:9 footage.
I've tried this before
We use Visual Hub software - it is very fast encoding and does a darn good
job. It is for the mac.
Rox
On Feb 12, 2008 10:00 PM, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Anybody have any tips for creating high quality flash for export to
blip?
I went to the learning place on blip and they
Hello,
On Feb 12, 2008 10:44 PM, Renat Zarbailov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your words are golden Bill. Only good content is king, rather than
just any content. Just because content is created doesn't mean it's
worth watching.
On another note though, I am surprised that none of the
In what way is flash-deluvered video not really video? Surely its one of the
few methods
that gives advertisers creators the necessary control? If adverts are
delivered based on
RSS playlists, then someone like me who despises adverts, will have a lot
easier time
stripping the pollution of
Flash-delivered video (as you call it) is a *video player*. And
thus is not video.
I.e., Flash-delivered video is similar to the Windows Media Player,
the QuickTime Player, VLC. (It's basically a Flash-based video
player... similar to a Java-applet based video player.)
But it is not video.
Oh yea, me too! That software ROX!
Thanks for the tip Rox. Very nice app there, for sure.
Now I have to go back and rethink just about everything.
iTunes won't take that FLV file will they?
How do I go about putting multiple files out?
Got to sleep... marathon...
SEO work for the last couple
Me Too. VisualHub.
Bill Cammack
http://BillCammack.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Roxanne Darling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
We use Visual Hub software - it is very fast encoding and does a
darn good
job. It is for the mac.
Rox
On Feb 12, 2008 10:00 PM, Ron Watson [EMAIL
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
= iTunes won't take that FLV file will they?
iTunes is all mp4, isn't it?
Chris
Hey Renat,
I wish I could say that everything you talk about was easy to do and
that we could just flip a switch and have it all be perfect and work
for every independent producer - but that's just not the way it is.
There are a few of us that are trying to make several of those things
you
This link is NSFW, but anybody have any ideas how to get higher bitrate
encodes out of YouTube. The video quality is amazing compared to everything
else on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/user/nudisthdtvcom
Jake Ludington
http://www.jakeludington.com
[Non-text portions of this
Well I suppose my point is about what apps the viewers are using to consume the
feed.
Non-browser video aggregators would need to be specially designed to support
feeds with
adverts in them, and if its done with open standards, its fairly trivial for
people to use
non-compliant aggregators
Officials Step Up Net-Neutrality Efforts
Here's an update from the Wall Street Journal
http://tinyurl.com/3dzjbr
Tim Street
Creator/Executive Producer
French Maid TV
Subscribe for FREE @
http://frenchmaidtv.com/itunes
MyBlog
http://1timstreet.com
[Non-text portions of this message
that url doesnt work for me.
On Feb 13, 2008 11:39 AM, Tim Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Officials Step Up Net-Neutrality Efforts
Here's an update from the Wall Street Journal
http://tinyurl.com/3dzjbr
Tim Street
Creator/Executive Producer
French Maid TV
Subscribe for FREE @
Sorry about that.
Try this one: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120286741569864053.html
Tim Street
Creator/Executive Producer
French Maid TV
Subscribe for FREE @
http://frenchmaidtv.com/itunes
MyBlog
http://1timstreet.com
On Feb 13, 2008, at 8:43 AM, David Meade wrote:
that url doesnt
This is great! Go Markey! He's clearly a champion of independent content
creators (IMHO)
... Richard
On Feb 13, 2008 10:49 AM, Tim Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry about that.
Try this one: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120286741569864053.html
Tim Street
Creator/Executive
Although I haven't tested it myself yet, with iTunes you can already
do playlists with SMIL embed inside of QuickTime files. (I.e., with
SMILtext.)
With Miro... it uses XiphQT. And XiphQT supports XSPF. And XSPF is a
playlist format.
So both iTunes and Miro already support playlists!
As far
I've heard that you can actually upload a video in flash format and it
won't get transcoded. It'll maintain whatever quality in which it was
uploaded.
On Feb 13, 2008 11:19 AM, Jake Ludington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This link is NSFW, but anybody have any ideas how to get higher bitrate
Sounds like you're well within their terms of use. Could it be your
location? I would speak to my neighbors to find out if they're
getting more reliable connections from different providers.
On Feb 12, 2008 10:33 AM, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.wireless-weblog.com/50226711/
At http://blip.tv/prefs there should be a retry button next to the video in
question. And you can get faster responses from us if you e-mail us at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks!
Sheldon Pineo wrote:
Ok, I bit the bullet and bought a pro account. Now, how do I
re-encode a video. Episode 30
Internet traffic has double in the last two years and bandwidth usage
has increased by 40% each year.
Why allow companies to charge for usage, manage traffic, and invest in
new technology when you can kill competition and force the entire
internet to slow down because of 5% of users? The creator
One thing. When I said that some court somewhere ruled that cable/dsl were
not subject to common carrier rules, the truth is the FCC made that ruling,
not any court.
... richard
On Feb 13, 2008 12:54 PM, Richard H. Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pat,
I believe you're absolutely correct that
Interesting article for sure :)
All my mesages on this subject have really been about trying to untangle
multiple issues
that come under the 'net neutrality' banner. My attitude is probably shaped by
the fact
that traffic shaping, bandwidth limits, and such like, are not new to the UK.
One
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Renat Zarbailov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
URL hotspots in the video is also essential for product placement for
new tab opening when the end-user clicks on it.
What are your thoughts on this?
This will be the future of web video for sure. Adobe Media
It doesn't make very much sense to me. There's plenty more room in the
ground
for wire, more space for newfangled telephone poles carrying broadband, and
more radio spectrum. Using this seems a lot more fair to me than to have
the
first company pay for all the infrastructure and then
Richard H. Hall wrote:
About network neutrality and competition. First, of course, if everyone has
a fair playing field within the network (like a phone call from me to you,
gets the same priority as a phone call from one ATT executive to another),
then competition will be increased, sine it
That's awesome if it's true. I don't have time to test this right now, but I
would love to know if it works.
--
*Adam Quirk* / Producer, Wreck Salvage LLC / [EMAIL PROTECTED] /+1
551.208.4644 (m) / imbullemhead (aim)
On Feb 13, 2008 12:41 PM, Patrick Delongchamp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Jay dedman wrote:
this is crazy to me.
this is like saying that everyone can make their own power plants nd
run lines all over town. (and charge for that power)
everyone can make their own water companies and dig up the ground for
pipes. (and charge for their use)
or everyone can make their
Internet traffic has double in the last two years and bandwidth usage
has increased by 40% each year.
Why allow companies to charge for usage, manage traffic, and invest in
new technology when you can kill competition and force the entire
internet to slow down because of 5% of users? The
Carriers, like Time Warner, are also content creators. They own HBO, CNN, etc.
so its like the old days of Hollywood where studios made the movies,
the also owned the movie theaters.
It was common for Warner Brother theaters to play just Warner Brothers movies.
Called Vertical integration, or
Excellent post Richard. I didn't realize some net neutrality bills
being pushed allowed for that.
Wouldn't it still be better for ISPs to be able to offer preferred
service over a 2nd tiered network to those willing to pay for it
though? For example, if vonage wanted to make sure they were
Great post, thanks for the clarity :)
Here in the UK, we have choice about both the telephone voice provider, and the
ISP used
for DSL, even though the phone lines, exchanges other infrastructure was
built by British
Telecom. They were a state-owned monopoly when they built most of it, who
I really don't want to see ISP's to be in bed with the Government.
well, if we're afraid of our governments then we're all screwed.
I know some already think this.
But at least we're supposed to be able to affect government policy.
you cant affect a private company's policy especially if they
I'd have to disagree on bandwidth caps. If you use a lot of
bandwidth, you should pay more for it. This will encourage innovation
and competition in ISPs because they'll have to (and have money to)
build better networks for those paying for it.
If your grandmother wants to download movies every
Has anyone used Sony PMW-EX1 XDCAM EX SxS Pro HD Camcorder.
I am thinking of purchasing it and was wondering if anyone had any
positive or negative feedback.
hmmm...love to hear anyone's experience.
here's a link:
I have just expanded the site and found a bunch of links to Music in
the Public Domain. Not just old stuff, but music that people have
created and specifically put in the Public Domain.
What is good about Music in the Public Domain? You can use it anyway
you want, and there are no
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson k9disc@ wrote:
= iTunes won't take that FLV file will they?
iTunes is all mp4, isn't it?
Chris
iTunes uses MP3, MP4(H264), MOV or DRMed m4v (video) or m4a (audio)
I have no idea why you think this is outrageous. If one utility network can
be
installed, why not a reasonable number like, say, three or five? There
really
is no reason why neighbors can't receive service from different networks.
You
might have a good place to keep your ice cream
Hello,
On Feb 13, 2008 11:48 AM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
A solution is to treat broadband companies as common carriers.
This recognizes that the internet is a public good which everything
depends on...so there should be a level playing field.
Broadband companies would
Wouldn't it still be better for ISPs to be able to offer preferred
service over a 2nd tiered network to those willing to pay for it
though? For example, if vonage wanted to make sure they were offering
high quality phone service, they might be willing to pay more. or if a
hospital wanted
The common carrier idea you mentions sounds like a great idea it would
be great to have more transparency. Even enforced transparency if it
makes sense to do so.
Does it have anything to do with net neutrality though? Should you be
fighting for this instead of net neutrality? It seems like if
I'd have to disagree on bandwidth caps. If you use a lot of
bandwidth, you should pay more for it. This will encourage innovation
and competition in ISPs because they'll have to (and have money to)
build better networks for those paying for it.
i know you like objective proof, Patrick, so
The common carrier idea you mentions sounds like a great idea it would
be great to have more transparency. Even enforced transparency if it
makes sense to do so.
Does it have anything to do with net neutrality though? Should you be
fighting for this instead of net neutrality? It seems
Jay dedman wrote:
I have no idea why you think this is outrageous. If one utility network can
be
installed, why not a reasonable number like, say, three or five? There
really
is no reason why neighbors can't receive service from different networks.
You
might have a good place to keep
Hello,
On Feb 13, 2008 11:52 AM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have no idea why you think this is outrageous. If one utility network
can
be
installed, why not a reasonable number like, say, three or five? There
really
is no reason why neighbors can't receive service from
Ive always been a big fan of video on the net becoming a far more integrated
procedure,
doable from the browser, easily, by people who dont normally use a video
camera. Its
ideally suited to video conversations and comments, and if done right it is
easy enough to
catch on, just so long as
Yes, they may be making enormous profits but they're not going to
upgrade their system for 5% of users. That just doesn't make any
business sense. It makes more sense to place limitations or charge
more for special cases. In Canada there are bandwidth gaps but
they're really high. I've never
Milt and the Chicago School are OK but they are the weaker branch of the
free-market advocates. If you want the real deal, who lack these
inconsistencies you note, look to Von Mises and the Austrian School.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_von_Mises
ill one up you:
I believe this is true.
The nudie video looked very good indeed. YouTube limits uploads to 100MB (does
it still
work that way, been a while) so they are not limiting DATA RATE. The nudie vids
were 10mins
long which is quite long, but if you encode down to H264 at a pretty high
quality
It worked so poorly with the highway system, didn't it?
I don't want to see them in bed with the government either which is
why I decry the current situation.
They are in bed, in private with the government today.
I want them in the open and on the streets with the People. I believe
that is
People who cry free market, just mean they want market regulation
that benefits them.
Regulation is about benefiting all citizens.
A free market has no market regulation (by definition).
absolutely correct.
I put free market in quotes because all the proponents of this term
never
Hello,
On Feb 13, 2008 12:08 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
everyone, including companies, pay taxes.
Its how we pay for things around us.
It's not that way for everything... but for the things it is like that
for... it doesn't have to be that way.
We tend to get a much
Indeed they should. But most markets tend to settle down to a small number
of companies, although never just one.
you got to be joking me.
Think the early part of the 20th century before anti-trust laws.
The Free Market created near-monopolies in almost every sector.
Hollywood, Steel, Oil,
Hello,
On Feb 13, 2008 12:33 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
People who cry free market, just mean they want market regulation
that benefits them.
Regulation is about benefiting all citizens.
A free market has no market regulation (by definition).
absolutely correct.
Jay dedman wrote:
People who cry free market, just mean they want market regulation
that benefits them.
Regulation is about benefiting all citizens.
A free market has no market regulation (by definition).
absolutely correct.
I put free market in quotes because all the proponents of
I do wonder if video comments will attract much stronger human concerns
about ownership control, than text ones do. If I post a comment
somewhere, who
owns or controls it? The site I posted it on, me, or the company that
provided the
technical infrastructure/hosting?
text is an open
On Feb 13, 2008 2:24 PM, Charles HOPE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Make no mistake, economy is like ecology. It is a naturally occurring
phenomenon, whose principles were discovered and researched by scientists.
It
is not a machine designed by a team of engineers.
Make no mistake,
Not to mention the cost to the consumer of advertising.
Right now, in the unlimited model, advertising is free, meaning we
get to see flashy ads on every page.
Throttle down the bandwidth consumption with caps and ads become more
than an eyesore, they become an expense for the consumer.
If these free market fantasies were ever allowed to come to true fruition, then
the true
horros of that 'natural state' would become apparent. But because there never
has, nor
ever will be a free market of this sort, and this can be blamed upon
government, its easy
to make that ideology
I'll chip in with my 2 cents here as it varies from the populace it seems. To
export 16:9
FLV from anamorphic DV (your 720x480) your final video size will need to be
854x480. It
sounds like VisualHub may do this for you. I do my encoding in Telestream
Episode, as it
does batch encoding to a
What's the ROI on our interstate highway system?
on our local and national parks?
on our water supplies?
on our public universities?
Ron Watson
http://k9disc.blip.tv
http://k9disc.com
http://discdogradio.com
http://pawsitivevybe.com
On Feb 13, 2008, at 3:41 PM, Charles Iliya Krempeaux wrote:
Hello,
On Feb 13, 2008 1:11 PM, J. Rhett Aultman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Absolutely not. When steel and oil were monopolies, did people pay
$500,000
per ingot or barrel? Companies are always restricted by the marketplace
unless
they have government protection. Even a monopoly
Your post was very interesting, Im still learning about economics, could you
explain this
stuff about externalities?
Does it have anything to do with, for example, if the finite nature of
resources was
factored into the price from the start, the masses may never have got to
command the
Yes thats because my assertion was wrong. I got confused about what dislike
about Game
Theory. I probably dont understand it well enough to correct myself, I just
dont think
social darwinism completely explains behaviour, and I thought that often even
when game
theory looks at colabborative
Absolutely not. When steel and oil were monopolies, did people pay
$500,000 per ingot or barrel? Companies are always restricted by the
marketplace
unless they have government protection. Even a monopoly cannot charge
infinite
prices because there are always alternatives at hand.
its not
Game theory is actually very cold and mathematical and doesn't actually
have to focus on people at all. It simply assumes that any agent in the
system, given an understanding about what benefits it gets from each
action, selects the action that has the chance to create the best benefit.
It's a
An externality can be thought of as a side effect. The basic principle
of market economics is that the costs of the production and consumption of
a good are reflected in the price paid. This is generally called a price
signal, and it's why free and frictionless markets are so good at moving
to
And who gets to decide if something is a benefit to society or not?
we the people, and the representatives we elect.
I hear you charles.
Current governments certainly dont seem to work well.
The corrupting influences are enormous.
But I fear just tearing it all down, hoping people act for the
Bell is not an example of an entity in a free market. Bell obtained a
government-enforced monopoly through the patent system and government
regulations and licensing that (effectively) prevented other companies
from entering the market to compete against Bell.
In some countries (like in
Yes, they may be making enormous profits but they're not going to
upgrade their system for 5% of users. That just doesn't make any
business sense.
this just might be where you and I disagree.
I contend (as does most of the industry) that tomorrow's 95% will be today's 5%.
Broadband companies
Hello,
On Feb 13, 2008 2:05 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Absolutely not. When steel and oil were monopolies, did people pay
$500,000 per ingot or barrel? Companies are always restricted by the
marketplace
unless they have government protection. Even a monopoly cannot charge
I would tend to agree, too. Just look at the history of rural
electrification to see the failure of private industry and market forces
to electrify rural areas, a critical step in providing the society we now
enjoy.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
embed code?
but you prob are referring to video remixability.
On Feb 13, 2008 3:47 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Itd also be cool if video sites didnt lock their videos in the page so
it could easily copiable as text.
Jay
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Hi Tim,
It been over a year downloadablemedia.org has been around. I would
like to hear what practical results have been achieved that bring
independent producers closer to advertisers.
Thanks
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Tim Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Renat,
I wish I
Jay dedman wrote:
And who gets to decide if something is a benefit to society or not?
we the people, and the representatives we elect.
Meanwhile, in terms of education, medicine, and pretty much everything else,
public run is a synonym for crappy and busted.
I hear you charles.
Current
Hi everyone
I've launched my classic TV commercials video podcast (In both Flash
video iPod formats) HOWEVER due to problems with Blogger, I can't add
the RSS feeds at this time (Or any other page element for that
matter).
Hopefully they'll have a fix for the problem soon.
In the meantime,
Jay dedman wrote:
All anyone wants is a set of standards and guideliness that we can all
depend on.
right now, its all arbitrary..and dependent on the whims of the
broadband providers.
They COULD behave reasonably as you suggest.
They COULD behave in their own self-interest as the presiding
The URL you have for the Flash version of your show has an error in it.
It should be... http://patsclassictvcommercials-flash.blogspot.com/
But you have it as... http://patsclassictvcommercials-flash/
(You're missing the blogspot.com in that URL.)
It's both in the link in the message you
The magic of market forces has nothing at all to do with hoping people
act
for the good of the whole. That is a strawman argument, for over 200
years ago
it was explained It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the
brewer,
or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their
I think you can download a program to upload files larger than 100mb's.
However it is only for a PC... MACs are left out. A while ago, I tried to
upload a Flash file, and YT still compressed it again. It looked awful. Has
YT changed this recently?
sjs
On Feb 13, 2008 1:51 PM, influxxmedia
Meanwhile, in terms of education, medicine, and pretty much everything
else,
public run is a synonym for crappy and busted.
You can select an equal number of targets where privatized implies an
equal quagmire.
The magic of market forces has nothing at all to do with hoping people act
for
On Feb 13, 2008 9:58 AM, Charles HOPE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At http://blip.tv/prefs there should be a retry button next to the video
in
question.
Thanks Charles. However,there isn't a button next to the item.
I'll contact the support address.
Shel.
--
www.icenrye.com
Thanks a boatload!
I've uploaded our first high quality offering:
http://k9disc.com .
It's our new puppy, Prima, and highlights from her first two days at
Pawsitive Vybe.
Any suggestions, critiques feedback would be appreciated - the site,
quality, design, etc.
I'm looking to monetize the
Hi everyone:
On Feb 13, 2008 4:40 PM, Charles Iliya Krempeaux
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The URL you have for the Flash version of your show has an error in it.
It should be... http://patsclassictvcommercials-flash.blogspot.com/
But you have it as... http://patsclassictvcommercials-flash/
I think you can download a program to upload files larger than 100mb's.
However it is only for a PC... MACs are left out. A while ago, I
tried to
upload a Flash file, and YT still compressed it again. It looked
awful. Has
YT changed this recently?
Apparently you have to do some trickery
I got to work with one for an afternoon. I really liked it for my needs.
It overcranks and undercranks. Has a histogram you can see on the screen
so it is easier to get the right exposure. However I am waiting to see how
it looks in slo mo and how it looks on the web.
It is a great price
I was listening to NPR today and there was a discussion that was very
interesting.
It was all about how Hugo Chavez was battling Exxon Mobil in court
over a recent move to make the government of Venezuela the majority
owner Big Oil projects in country. I'd rather not get into the whole
Try FFmpeg.
It's a command line tool. But there's a number of GUI's for it too.
--
Charles Iliya Krempeaux, B.Sc.
http://ChangeLog.ca/
Motorsport Videos
http://TireBiterZ.com/
Vlog Razor... Vlogging News... http://vlograzor.com/
On Feb 13, 2008 7:33 PM, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A friend of mine would like to create higher quality FLVs on his
windows machine.
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
Ron Watson
http://k9disc.blip.tv
http://k9disc.com
http://discdogradio.com
http://pawsitivevybe.com
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
A friend of mine would like to create higher quality FLVs on his
windows machine.
Any suggestions?
WinFF - it's not massively bloated and slow like Super.
http://www.topdrawerdownloads.com/download/104928
And it still readily exposes all the command line goodness if you need it.
Jake
Firewire sucks. A client's HV20 just fell victim to a fried port.
Unless you have a dedicated firewire BUS (not port) with the ability
to turn its power on or off for each device, things will fry.
But on the camera/deck end, for DV and HDV, it's all we've got unless
you go with a tower and an
I like that option Jay, use the service of choice. Unfortunately right
now the only services that I know of that lets you record video from
their site is Viddler and YouTube. Blip took theirs down and Vimeo
hasn't released their's yet. But this is just the beginning I think.
--- In
I agree; there are going to be a lot of them. I think this will be a big
year for Instant Gratification video services.
Sounds like a pretty crazy plugin to have multiple choices for services in
video commenting; like that long string of buttons under blogposts for digg,
reddit, etc, etc..
On
On Wed, Feb 13, 2008 at 7:33 PM, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend of mine would like to create higher quality FLVs on his
windows machine.
Any suggestions?
How about Riva FLV Encoder. The price is right..
http://www.rivavx.com/?encoder
--
www.icenrye.com
Like this one..
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
--
Charles Iliya Krempeaux, B.Sc.
http://ChangeLog.ca/
Motorsport Videos
http://TireBiterZ.com/
Vlog Razor... Vlogging News... http://vlograzor.com/
On Feb 13, 2008 7:38 PM, Charles Iliya Krempeaux
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try FFmpeg.
WinFF... this is the first time I think I've heard of it. Nice that
there's more options in that space.
I think this is the main URL for it is...
http://biggmatt.com/winff/
--
Charles Iliya Krempeaux, B.Sc.
http://ChangeLog.ca/
Motorsport Videos
http://TireBiterZ.com/
Vlog Razor... Vlogging
Hi
Ninja Girl, our new show has just been released today!
http://ninjagirl.from.tv/
We just did videoblogging event in Tokyo, Japan.
It was very exciting!
(here is one of the articles)
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nc20080206a1.html
We felt like starting something that we can connect
Fun video, Tajee! :D
Bill
http://BillCammack.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Yukako Tajima [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi
Ninja Girl, our new show has just been released today!
http://ninjagirl.from.tv/
We just did videoblogging event in Tokyo, Japan.
It was very exciting!
Kent and Doug better watch out -- this looks pretty deadly. Tajee's fierce
ninja balance skills and adorable kids? Video gold.
On Wed, Feb 13, 2008 at 10:49 PM, Bill Cammack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Fun video, Tajee! :D
Bill
http://BillCammack.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
I LOVE LEDs. just make sure you get some CTO to compensate for the
color temp that tends to be cold, in which case, they're great to
balance with daylight. but it's soft and energy saving and usually
comes with a dimmer. aside from the on-board panels, DP Joaquín
Baca-Asay (DP of Thumbsucker)
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