* I had 500+ photos from my Second Life from late last year. (I'm currently uploading them individually to Flickr if you want any in higher-rez.)
* I dragged and dropped the whole folder into Sony Vegas, my fave video editor. It allows you to specify a default duration for each static event, in this case 0.100 seconds. The only somewhat tricky editing parts were getting the images to work with the rhythm, as I wanted a definite flow.
* I was listening to the song at the same time. It's Josh Harris' remix of Alanis Morrissette's "Underneath" — her new album, BTW, is produced by Guy Sigsworth and Andy Page, so there's a lot of lush electronic texturing. So I decided to casually drop it in… when I was feeling a RUSH.
EVERY PICTURE HAS A STORY AND SO…
@NeoBokrug: Oh, that's too kewl! I'm glad I captured those and you spotted them! Hey, that's why I take pictures.
@Eve: I was actually using that monkey ice cream truck for WindLight testing months ago; which is why there are 3 shots of it with slightly different daylight settings.
@QueenKellee: I'm glad you mentioned that, because I feel the same way. I'm very keen about time-lapse.
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Cool video Torley! That amplified my awesomeness. =)
Great music, what's it called?
OMG that must have taken an age to edit but it was truely awesome *is inspired* and yus what IS that music?
Hah! I see me! I'm at second 20, my sculpture at Nexus Prime is at second 17, and I am Legend ( I coded ) is at the last frame.
I'm a big lurker on your blog, you delurked me!
Please post more piano music.
Wow! GREAT job! You had me with the monkey running the ice cream bus.
Wow! Amazing video, Torley! *Claps*
A great example of twisting a "limitation" (flickr 90 sec video limit) on it's ear, creating something of great depth within that framework
Loved it! Great Job!
/me thinks it would make a most excellent Second Life TV commercial
Thanx so much for the awesome comments. =o)
Here's how I did it:
* I had 500+ photos from my Second Life from late last year. (I'm currently uploading them individually to Flickr if you want any in higher-rez.)
* I dragged and dropped the whole folder into Sony Vegas, my fave video editor. It allows you to specify a default duration for each static event, in this case 0.100 seconds. The only somewhat tricky editing parts were getting the images to work with the rhythm, as I wanted a definite flow.
* I was listening to the song at the same time. It's Josh Harris' remix of Alanis Morrissette's "Underneath" — her new album, BTW, is produced by Guy Sigsworth and Andy Page, so there's a lot of lush electronic texturing. So I decided to casually drop it in… when I was feeling a RUSH.
EVERY PICTURE HAS A STORY AND SO…
@NeoBokrug: Oh, that's too kewl! I'm glad I captured those and you spotted them! Hey, that's why I take pictures.
@Eve: I was actually using that monkey ice cream truck for WindLight testing months ago; which is why there are 3 shots of it with slightly different daylight settings.
@QueenKellee: I'm glad you mentioned that, because I feel the same way. I'm very keen about time-lapse.
Awsome stuff, Torley.