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Hi folks,
Here's something fun to check out:
http://peach.mie.utoronto.ca/people/tsangc/nglcl/demorend.mpg
(5MByte, MPEG1)
I videotaped myself building a factory building in my train3 layout for
about 30 minutes (I could only find a blank 60 minute Hi8 tape, which
equates out to 30 minutes of Digital8). I then found an old Sony VTR remote
and used the 2x function, which they've left in the camera without a button
on the outside. So I played back the 30 minutes as 15 minutes, already
doubled into the machine. (Pinnacle Systems DC30Plus MotionJPEG NLE card)
In Premiere, I then sped the clip up by 3000%, reducing the clip to 30
seconds. I rerendered to hardware MJPEG, then rerendered to Cinepak, then
into MPEG1 encoding. It's been encoded in very low resolution MPEG1,
there's a lot of compression artifacting going on.
I intend to keep taping myself building this factory, from different
perspectives. A lot of the time in this clip was devoted to positioning
the building as per rtlToronto requirements-the sheet of paper you see me
making marks and drawings on is a printout of Derek Raycraft's clearance
needs for his GO Train model. I'll get closeups of the bin of pieces, the
walls going up etc. Enjoy.
Calum
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| (...) Hey Calum, Just had to poke my head into rtltoronto to say that this clip is great! I love the steps you took to get to the timelapse, without dropping any frames...way cool. Matt (Great song, too...) (23 years ago, 9-Jan-02, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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| (...) Nice, Calum. Tempts me to put my S100 on a stand in low rez mode and shoot 64MB of frames one every 10 seconds or so :) I'll have to build the furniture store that way... Jeff E (23 years ago, 9-Jan-02, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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