just put a flicker filter on in final cut pro and it will sort most of it out for you...
n8rae 11 months ago
cool. great work : )
lolmixpl 11 months ago
love the music, really suited the tempo of the video.
Hexagonic 11 months ago
Special awesomeness has to go to the 'tassles' on the end of the staff and the unicycle guy! :-D
Redstitching 11 months ago
That's such a beautiful video - fascinating to watch. I love the music as well!
Sunbeam139 11 months ago
hmm....need to find somewhere to do this without florescent lights...
pixitha 11 months ago
@pixitha Agreed, if only to save my eyes from the flicker during hours of editing...
StraylightUK 11 months ago
@StraylightUK Actually, I think the flickering and the colors give it a neat 80s VHS look.
vanhoest 11 months ago
@pixitha If you could film at 200 fps, that might make the flickering at 50 and 100 Hz (1 and 2x your line frequency) less objectionable.
BruceBoppoTiemann 11 months ago
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just put a flicker filter on in final cut pro and it will sort most of it out for you...
n8rae 11 months ago
cool. great work : )
lolmixpl 11 months ago
love the music, really suited the tempo of the video.
Hexagonic 11 months ago
Special awesomeness has to go to the 'tassles' on the end of the staff and the unicycle guy! :-D
Redstitching 11 months ago
That's such a beautiful video - fascinating to watch. I love the music as well!
Sunbeam139 11 months ago
hmm....need to find somewhere to do this without florescent lights...
pixitha 11 months ago
@pixitha Agreed, if only to save my eyes from the flicker during hours of editing...
StraylightUK 11 months ago
@StraylightUK Actually, I think the flickering and the colors give it a neat 80s VHS look.
vanhoest 11 months ago
@pixitha If you could film at 200 fps, that might make the flickering at 50 and 100 Hz (1 and 2x your line frequency) less objectionable.
BruceBoppoTiemann 11 months ago