Is this possible?

[bs9]

thanks, man. Hey, if anyone else has any comments or ideas for this project(8-10 seconds is all I got, people) then PLEASE post your feedback here. I would like it alot! [img]smile.gif[/img]

[bs9]

Hey, everybody, would this work:
Using my (digital *YAY*) camera, take a series of 8-second long videos, and edit them together, and then add voice and music,etc., to it?

PS- I know it will work, but is it very practical? If it is even remotley practical, I'll film it and post a link to it here! YAY DIGITAL CAMERAS!

[Matty2phatty]

heh.. it doesn't sound very practical, but if it's all you got then i say go for it.

I have friends who have edited films from their mobile phones.

[curtinparloe]

Ther only problem is that every time you've shot 8 seconds of footage you'll have to go back to the computer and transfer it.
If you don't mind doing that...

[jb_617]

If your camera takes memory sticks or flash cards you could get a few cheap second hand ones of e-bay and use them as "tapes", might extend the storage a bit.


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And it was known for ever more down through the ages as: The Post With No Sig.

[bs9]

There's one solution to the low memory: Either 1. I do clay-mation with legos, or, 2. I use my eventual laptop to carry with me at all times. Or, 3. I could just hook it up and use it as a straight camera, recording directly to the computer. Right now, 1. is my only solution.

[Webdude75]

Its still a film, aint it?
i did one abit ago, messing about, i did it as a series of photographs together, with 2 small clips of video, with music and me talking over the top of it...
it was a 'boredom' thing i did one day about 2 years ago. It came out pretty good, my friends liked it. it was a story of getting some Koolaid in the post, god i love that stuff.

[jb_617]

Silly question maybe, but couldn't you do it on a VHS camera? I mean the quality would be better and it's cheap as shit.

You can get quite a nice camera for $15US on ebay.


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God I miss making VHS movies and editing tape-to-tape. Soooooooo manly!