Well I posted my pictures from japan here in the past.

Here's my video I made from all the pictures I took (3340 in total).

Please click here! :



I hope you like it!

[Toshi]

I loved it! Makes me want to go back. I think the last time I went was about 6 years ago and I wasn't into photography then. Mind sharing a photo of the Toyota 7? It's one of my favorite cars

[dazman]

Brilliant...just brilliant. Great pics. Thanks for taking me on an 7.5 minute tour of Japan

[dutch]

I loved it! Makes me want to go back. I think the last time I went was about 6 years ago and I wasn't into photography then. Mind sharing a photo of the Toyota 7? It's one of my favorite cars

Thanks!



you can find more images of the 7 and the toyota museum here:

Toyota Automobile Museum - a set on Flickr

Brilliant...just brilliant. Great pics. Thanks for taking me on an 7.5 minute tour of Japan

thanks, and no problem

[cupic]

I have watch your masterpiece and I must say that I am blown away by this.If the travelling bug comes we must go.I felt compelled to visit Japan,as I have study Japan its culture etc I
The use of your travel companion is a masterful stroke,share this to as wide as audience as possible



I must that the more you see this video it just gets better and better well done Eric


cheers

[Toshi]

Thanks!



you can find more images of the 7 and the toyota museum here:

Toyota Automobile Museum - a set on Flickr

Thanks for sharing that set. I have to visit the Toyota museum when I get a chance to go back

[dosdan]

Dutch, what frame rate & how many frames/picture were used in your video?

This afternoon I've been playing around with a 36 shot 21 fps 1.6 Mpixel (1536x1024) HS burst recording from a K20D (my children jumping into a swimming pool). In a graphics editor I batched processed these 36 shots by

1. resizing them to 768x512
2. putting each shot in a 787x576 frame (black borders) to suit the PAL SD DV pixel aspect ratio of 1.094 (ITU-R Rec. 601) with the intended destination medium being a 720x576 PAL DVD
3. saving them as PNG files.

In Vegas 8 Pro, I experimented showing each PNG shot for 3-5 frames (120-200ms/shot) at a frame rate of 25 fps (PAL).

Dan.

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[dutch]

I have watch your masterpiece and I must say that I am blown away by this.If the travelling bug comes we must go.I felt compelled to visit Japan,as I have study Japan its culture etc I
The use of your travel companion is a masterful stroke,share this to as wide as audience as possible



I must that the more you see this video it just gets better and better well done Eric


cheers

wow thank you!

Dutch, what frame rate & how many frames/picture were used in your video?

This afternoon I've been playing around with a 36 shot 21 fps 1.6 Mpixel (1536x1024) HS burst recording from a K20D (my children jumping into a swimming pool). In a graphics editor I batched processed these 36 shots by

1. resizing them to 768x512
2. putting each shot in a 787x576 frame (black borders) to suit the PAL SD DV pixel aspect ratio of 1.094 (ITU-R Rec. 601) with the intended destination medium being a 720x576 PAL DVD
3. saving them as PNG files.

In Vegas 8 Pro, I experimented showing each PNG shot for 3-5 frames (120-200ms/shot) at a frame rate of 25 fps (PAL).

Dan.

the frame rate is 6fps, I picked that mostly because that created a good length to fill the song, and giving me the flexibility to cut out what wasn't needed. Its also a good speed for the music and viewablity. And lastly its divisible by 24 and 30.

The shots of the train passing by were actually shot at 21fps but I dropped frames to keep the speed up and suit the rest of the video.

[dosdan]

Dutch, in the sequential parts like feeding the deer, was this taken with 3fps continuous shooting or did you just press the shutter release button a lot?

Dan.

[dutch]

Just pressing the shutter release.