New Photography blog: February 2012

Today, using the photos we took on Tuesday and stitching them together in Final cut pro , i created a small film. We had problems at most points, some of the places we chose didn't work very well were some others did.

Me and Jordan decided that the location needed to be quiet but still had something in the back ground. Something that didn't take to much attention away from the person who was being photographed.

This shot shows me inserting the photo's i took into final cut pro and then i decided which ones i did or didn't want to make sure the whole thing fit properly. I noticed a few of the photos were brighter than others making it look slightly out of place.

The song i inserted needed to be rendered and made shorter so it would only play of the images rather than on its own. This sound was a City park ambiance. It gave the short stop frame film a bit of life and to show where i was and the idea of a park and being outside.

Here, once i had the photos i still wanted, i right clicked on the photos ( All photos would have to be high lighted to make them stitch together) to make the drop down menu appear. On the list, it says Duration , i clicked on that to make them stitch together.

Once the duration box appeared, the highlighted numbers in the middle show how long each clip is but to make them flick across the screen to make my photos move, the speed had to be changed. However, when the box is first opened , numbers appear in the second to last part.

For the images to join together, the end 00 need to be around 04 ( like mine is) depending on how fast you want it.