@Zoce - No, I think you misuderstood me; the film is fine, I know its old stock but I love the quality of the old films and projectors as well, so my interest was not only in the film but in the Lok Hup because I practice Lok Hup from this lineage as well. I was just asking about the speed of the set - would that have been the original speed because it would have been possible to change the speed both in the original projection and in a more modern digital copy?
O No, I think you misuderstood me; the film is fine, I know its old stock but I love the quality of the old films and projectors as well, so my interest was not only in the film but in the Lok Hup because I practice Lok Hup from this lineage as well. I was just asking about the speed of the set - would that have been the original speed because it would have been possible to change the speed both in the original projection and in a more modern digital copy?
@SeaSharkGull I see. Ya, I never thought of that. Let me try to slow down in digital, and see what it looks. Do you have movies of yours? Glad to know you do practice the same linkeage.
Thank you for posting this invaluable piece of footage - I was wondering if it has been reporduced at the same speed at which it was originally filmed/practised?
Have always liked thefreedom of movement expressed in this clip
Ancientimmortal 9 months ago
@Zoce - No, I think you misuderstood me; the film is fine, I know its old stock but I love the quality of the old films and projectors as well, so my interest was not only in the film but in the Lok Hup because I practice Lok Hup from this lineage as well. I was just asking about the speed of the set - would that have been the original speed because it would have been possible to change the speed both in the original projection and in a more modern digital copy?
SeaSharkGull 10 months ago
O No, I think you misuderstood me; the film is fine, I know its old stock but I love the quality of the old films and projectors as well, so my interest was not only in the film but in the Lok Hup because I practice Lok Hup from this lineage as well. I was just asking about the speed of the set - would that have been the original speed because it would have been possible to change the speed both in the original projection and in a more modern digital copy?
SeaSharkGull 10 months ago
@SeaSharkGull I see. Ya, I never thought of that. Let me try to slow down in digital, and see what it looks. Do you have movies of yours? Glad to know you do practice the same linkeage.
zoce 10 months ago
Thank you for posting this invaluable piece of footage - I was wondering if it has been reporduced at the same speed at which it was originally filmed/practised?
SeaSharkGull 10 months ago
@SeaSharkGull The film may be taken in 1950-60s. Await for a better one later. Thanks
zoce 10 months ago
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuau
helio2712 11 months ago
Thanks for posting this.
WingChunGeologist 1 year ago