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Joph
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Registered: September 2005
Location: The Netherlands
Posts: 225
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Wed November 24, 2010 8:40pm
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Rating: 10
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Great observation video inside the bus. Nice slow moving camera from object to object. Low framerate excellent for slow moving people inside bus, less for fast moving nature outside. According to me this one is your best quality video (regarding the rigide technical limits, and for the splendid registration) inside the Indiamike videobox. Bravo.
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The real India is less romantic then our photo's and video's suggest!
http://www.indiamike.com/india-image...s/jophs-photos
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machadinha
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Registered: January 2005
Location: yörp
Posts: 22,005
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Fri November 26, 2010 1:37pm
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Ah, Joph, thanks; and that by our nr. 1 video maker, too!  
Yes, what can one say; I was mostly just discovering my camera as I went along anyhows, first digital one I've ever held. (And, for that matter, first time I've ever shot videos.) Wouldn't mind being a little more targeted about it in future; as I've said elsewhere, I wasn't to see the results in full screen for the first time (then realizing a lot I'd been doing wrong) until somewhere mid-way through my trip.
The framerate I'm no expert on, however those outside shots get extremely choppy here yes; I think it's something that happens in the conversion process, these are in fact originally MP4 HD clips, and they need to massively be brought back. The camera noticeably has to adjust turning from dark to light, but I guess most will, and the effect isn't otherwise as extreme as it is here.
Anyway: Thanks for the praise & encouragement  And, after a few previous tries, I've learned now to bring them back to about 2.5 minutes, max., in any case; the set-up here doesn't allow for any higher, as you had cautioned me before. A few others might have turned out better had I kept that in mind.
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Reading tips, all picked up at IndiaMike  : INDAX's A Comprehensive Guide To India / ITHVC on Culture Shock & Travel Health / JetLag Travel Guides For the Undiscerning Traveller / India Travel Links
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Joph
Senior Member
Registered: September 2005
Location: The Netherlands
Posts: 225
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Sun November 28, 2010 11:22am
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Machadinha wrote then realizing a lot I'd been doing wrong) until somewhere mid-way through my trip.
Same with my first video-camera. There was a beautifull ceremonie inside the temple of Kollur, but it was evening and quite dark. I configurated the camera on nightstand. The result was a light but shocking (only few frames a second) video. Pity of that nice scene, but then later I found out the more preferable configuration for night shots.
By the way. Some of the feelings you describe about feeling lonesome or wanting to leave the state and so on,(or wondering what the hell I'm doing in some places) I came across myself now and then while being on the road. I have to say though that in India I feel more relaxed about that (lonesomeness), then while being in a European counties (like Greece) travelling. In India there's often a lot of interaction going on, which gives me the oppurtunity of sharing thoughts, smiles, handshakes, irritation, arguing and so on.
My primair feeling is that in India people are curious towards Western people, and like to interact with them, which is a advantage, except in the cases in which people are bordering them for all kinds of reasons.
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The real India is less romantic then our photo's and video's suggest!
http://www.indiamike.com/india-image...s/jophs-photos
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