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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

New Video of "Crossing"...

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The full length version is about 13 minutes. At this resolution the download would be about 1.5GB. Too much for now. Plus we want as many people as possible to see it 4K.

Jim
Jim, we fully understand. But nothing is so much when we have been here since day one.

Cheers,
E.
 
Excellent work and exceeds expectations in regards to quality and detail.

No need for pre-defending, but there a few things I'm not pleased with or at least somewhat skeptical of. I won't point them out because it's ancient footage regardless. Thanks for posting though!
 
There seems to be a pinkish tint to the blown-out highlights of the clouds around 1:50-1:51.

If I'm recalling correctly the original discussion when the first crossing short was released after NAB, it emerged that Jackson's team had done some color grading in post which included some pink added to cloud highlights.

I haven't seen the new trailer yet (still downloading) but my first guess would be this is what you're seeing.
 
Jim,
how about just paying for the bandwidth?
Get the web up to par and call this a test
 
[size=+2] That's fing Bananas[/size]

Pj knows his game. Purely cinematic. I dig it and completely forgot about the camera.

On second viewing this looks like a top grade still camera and a Super sweet 35mm negative copulated all night long.
Lionel Ritchie would be proud.

I noticed a few things but they're not too important considering this camera is not the final prod. one.
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using 24puser bandwidth is kind of slacking....
 
Well I can officially confirm that a 1K over EDGE is a no-go on the iPhone.

Bugger. Who wants to compress me a version? :wink: :)
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Two nick-picks :

1) That photograph would look new unless the soldier poured coffee on it

2) There is ghosting on the slow-mo scenes

I would guess frame blending was on for the slow-mo process.


Other than that, the footage looks sharp and nothing less of amazing.
 
I'll see about getting it uploaded to vuze.com, great gui/p2p system designed around the Azureus bittorrent client.
 
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