latticino how to demo

Testing my bluetooth sound setup and since someone asked on one of acrodusters vids the other day about lattacinos i thought I would post how i do them as my first actual work video. Sound needs some work and I have to figure out something to get rid of the glare if i shoot during the day again but overall I am happy with the results, i got a little flustered trying to concentrate on narating what i was doing and pay attention to the camera and the glass at the same time so I kinda blocked applying the lines on the clear, but I think I got the hang of it by the end and this was a one take vid (I am low on clear till my next order from winship gets here) so the fact that I didnt want to have to reshoot probably didnt help me either hehe.
Hope you enjoy, as always, rate comment subscribe I want to hear your feedback :)

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[brainyb420]

thanks man really helps

[jackpotmonkey]

not a problem :) Needed an excuse to test my recording setup anyways.

[acroduster]

nicely done! I like the amount of information you covered.-) keep going! this is awesome.-)

[jackpotmonkey]

Thanks! That means a lot coming from you :)

I am going to play around with the location of my tripod to see if i can get a better perspective on the work, also I am going to see if i can take apart my spare glasses (the split lenses i was using in this vid, I had my dydidium glasses ziptied to my camera on this one so you could see me working) and just use the top lens to filter out the sodium flare in some kind of mount so its not so precarious. Still workin on sound hehe.

[Dierwolf2000]

yo dunno if you know this now but i heard they make didydium filters for these cameras now. not at all sure if thats true or not but it seems like a good idea anyhow.

[LWJCarroll]

Thanks..I have been wondering how it (latticino) was done!!...Laurie