Recent content by daniyal

Looking back at this thread, I feel so thankful to all who have shared their views, advises, guidance.

Thank you Ryan.

Hi Peeps, Do you know where I can buy them ?

Deunamist>>> Thanks Bro. Clubsnap forum had shaped my foundation and propelled my learning curve in my early days. I have benefited from the selfless sharing, comments and pointers from the seniors here including you. Just sharing my mistakes.

Good attempt. I agreed with what others have mentioned. Areas that you can look into and perfect it. 1. Composition of your sliding shots. - Especially the dais. A bit off. - What I would do, I will take a wide sliding shot of the whole dais from below. Just sharing, the makciks-makciks...

COUNT ME IN !!!!

Just want to chip in and share. So far, " I like your work. That's why I engage you. I believe you can craft out something nice for me. " That's usually I get when clients (not wedding) engage my video services. BUT, 99% of the time, they want to change this, change that. I felt devalued...

kandinsky>>> Used to be shot all the time when I was playing competitively until I injured my knee. But, still pain. As for protection, I use the army towel or thick towel. That's it. The paint is easily wiped off because it doesn't dry up easily. Yes, I used UV filter on the lens.

Deunamist>>> Thank you sir. After browsing your FB page, I saw couple of your works. I am inspired to do a documentary on paintball. BambooPictures>>> Nah, I did not use FZ200. But your suggestion GoPro on a Gimbal, I am going to try that the next one. Steadicam shots, most were too jerky...

Thanks Deunamist for your sharing. At times, I am really fed up with FB compression video quality. At times, FB offer better people engagement than youtube or vimeo.

For your viewing pleasure. Have a go at it with your criticisms and feedback. I welcome everything. nmBEVsKO9aw

You are simply an inspirations to me. Hope you don't mind me asking this. FB compression is really sucks. Why did you upload it at FB ? Would you mind sharing your take ? Is it because you are going for engagements rather than quality ?

pettypoh>>> The speed movement you referring to, I believe, is called Ramping. I did that from 00:29 - 00:31. But, as I go along,I felt that it will be more suited if the direction were on technical direction of leather making. Just my feel and approach. The other technique you mentioned is...

Thank you Hamanoshun. Will heed your pointers. ;)

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