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Please leave your opinions, constructive, of course.
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sustaekena
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TRIFECTA AMV'S
Haven't been on here for a while, so I'm over compensating with 3 new AMV's!
Hope you enjoy!
Please leave your opinions, constructive, of course.
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CodeZTM
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Re: TRIFECTA AMV'S
Quick heads up. Use the vidID tags to announce your videos. Direct links to the preview are given, and those that download can get straight to them. 
/ghets
/ghets
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sustaekena
- Joined: Tue Oct 28, 2003 3:02 am
Re: TRIFECTA AMV'S
CodeZTM wrote:Quick heads up. Use the vidID tags to announce your videos. Direct links to the preview are given, and those that download can get straight to them.
/ghets
Thanks CodeZTM! Told you I haven't been here for a while, now all's right!
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CodeZTM
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Re: TRIFECTA AMV'S
Cowboy Bebop: Any reason why you made the screen size so ridiculously small? Today's basic [arguable] standard is at least 480p. The quality of the video [when stretched] was also slightly speculative. Might I reccomend buying some DVDs? For the video itself, it was pretty nice. The scenes here and there were far too long in certain parts and didn't really fit the music it was at. But for a romantic/sentimental Bebop video, it wasn't that bad at all. Just needed more movement and less static scenes and more in touch with the music at parts. Just didn't have that "fit" with the music.
Haruhi: What's with the funky video size? You've got black borders around the footage, which isn't necessary. At the lowest, the footage should have been fit in 848x480 filesize, with no black borders. As for the video istelf, the song was very slow, but the video in the footage was still too slow and didn't match the pace of the song. Lyically, it matched, but it just didn't have any rhthym to it. The scenes were also equally too long for the scenery. Scenes shouldn't "generally" last as long as they were in the video.
Check out some romance videos to see how slow videos are generally done. Movement isn't a bad thing in AMVs that have slow songs.
Here's a few good examples I can think of:
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=175693
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=153196
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=172643
Generally, I think the biggest problem with both AMVs was the speed of the video, the clips being far too long, the video size and the pacing with the AMV to the song.
Haruhi: What's with the funky video size? You've got black borders around the footage, which isn't necessary. At the lowest, the footage should have been fit in 848x480 filesize, with no black borders. As for the video istelf, the song was very slow, but the video in the footage was still too slow and didn't match the pace of the song. Lyically, it matched, but it just didn't have any rhthym to it. The scenes were also equally too long for the scenery. Scenes shouldn't "generally" last as long as they were in the video.
Check out some romance videos to see how slow videos are generally done. Movement isn't a bad thing in AMVs that have slow songs.
Here's a few good examples I can think of:
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=175693
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=153196
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=172643
Generally, I think the biggest problem with both AMVs was the speed of the video, the clips being far too long, the video size and the pacing with the AMV to the song.