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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ammonite/cvptwhqf
Here's a little something different from me. A video of the making of a moss painting. I am doing quite a lot of these lately as they are quite popular with clients and although not high art they do bring a certain something to a blank wall.
I would like to start sharing more of my workshop projects with the Buildit community and am still trying to discover the best format to present them in.
A few months back I discovered a really good video camera in a charity shop for €50. It is a Canon HG20. It records Full HD and uses a hard disk for
storage, allowing you to shoot 22 hours of video without changing the tape. It is a perfect little camera for blogging and a steal at twice the price. It was also, like, brand new in the box with manuals and everything. I figured that this would be a fun little project to document and give my new camera a run for its money.
Anyone in the maker community should know Jimmy Diresta and I decided to emulate his style of just recording everything and then speeding it up on the computer to reduce the edit time and give an overall sense of what is happening without too much description.
I won't write any more and instead, just let the video do the talking. Let me know if you want to see more of this type of stuff and of course if you have any questions about the process.
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By Daniel Doylehttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=ammonite/cvptwhqf
Here's a little something different from me. A video of the making of a moss painting. I am doing quite a lot of these lately as they are quite popular with clients and although not high art they do bring a certain something to a blank wall.
I would like to start sharing more of my workshop projects with the Buildit community and am still trying to discover the best format to present them in.
A few months back I discovered a really good video camera in a charity shop for €50. It is a Canon HG20. It records Full HD and uses a hard disk for
storage, allowing you to shoot 22 hours of video without changing the tape. It is a perfect little camera for blogging and a steal at twice the price. It was also, like, brand new in the box with manuals and everything. I figured that this would be a fun little project to document and give my new camera a run for its money.
Anyone in the maker community should know Jimmy Diresta and I decided to emulate his style of just recording everything and then speeding it up on the computer to reduce the edit time and give an overall sense of what is happening without too much description.
I won't write any more and instead, just let the video do the talking. Let me know if you want to see more of this type of stuff and of course if you have any questions about the process.