Video Clips

[joe]

Has anyone ever used the Iphone for video's? The demo I saw was quiet impressive. The phone allows some basic editing and when you're happy with the clip you only need to push the YouTube button and it's done.

Well-----That's the way it was demonstrated. Old folks, like me, will believe anything. We like it that way! Giezers Salute!

[scottbot]

I can hardly wait.
Thanks in advance.

Scott

[tuck]

Has anyone ever used the Iphone for video's? Giezers Salute!

[joe]

Wow tucker,

You captured me perfectly. Must have been working from a photo.

Now tell us are you doing these illustrations in Photoshop, or what media. That is mouth slobering beautiful.

Joe Crumley
www.normansignco.com

[Brady Watson]

The Flip is $80

It's made to do exactly what you want...and it doesn't ring.

-B

[joe]

I have a flip I paid about $40 bucks. Mine doesn't post directly to YouTube nor does it have the ability to edit.

Joe Crumley
www.normansignco.com

[Brady Watson]

The one in the link I posted does post directly to FacePlace, Twit-ter and YouTube & yes, it does have software (Free) that will do easy, basic editing. Plus the video quality is better than a...ahem...phone

The $40 ain't fully cooked yet...You need the HD version

-B

[phil_o]

The Flip looks pretty cool, however in checking it out I came across this.
http://www.theflip.com/en-us/futureofflip.aspx

[bob_s]

Joe
We just used an Iphone 4 on vacation. The camera quality is quite good and the video is down right impressive. There is an Imovie software App that apple has for the Iphone that is very intuitive. This is basically an editing program only for movies shot on the Iphone or Ipad. The cost is $5. The most important part is the simplicity of the software. It really is easy to use. I have done some editing with mid-range software, and its like learning CNC from the beginning.
The Iphone must be a 4 - the newest one - to have this capability.
Having gone from being a photographer to a lecturing consultant at one point in my career, I totally agree with Jack it's all about the preparation before you start shooting. The wonderful part of digital is the ability to re-shoot, cut and paste, as long as the software isn't a bear to work with.
I am really looking forward to seeing them, this sort of learning oppurtunity is what makes this site great.
Bob

[tuck]

Wow tucker,

You captured me perfectly. Must have been working from a photo.

Now tell us are you doing these illustrations in Photoshop, or what media. That is mouth slobering beautiful.

Haha Joe, I didn't do the illustration. It's an image from the web that I found late last night that I thought might favor you indeed! I simply added the dialect in Photoshop.