cool little video man.
looks like that place could be fun. just watch out, i'm pretty sure if the cops ever do come. they could write you guys up for a ton of stuff. from trespassing to street racing.
good luck.
Thanks. Actually after EMS got there 2 patrol cars came ... they just took down our names and license #'s and walked away. Didn't tell us to leave, or not to come back.
As far as trespassing, there isn't any gates/fences. And not even 1 posted No Trespassing sign. I *think* any tickets they give out could be easily dismissed in court ... but I am going to check and see if they start patrolling back there or not.
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vertigo
They use titanium since it is the only metal that will fuse with human bone. And for weight reduction obviously.
Good to know, yea obviously
that's a clean looking video for youtube.
what are you shooting with? and do you converting it to some format that youtube likes?
For a long time I scratched my head and spent hours trying to get shit to look good on YouTube, but a few months ago they happened to make it easier. I'm using a Nikon Coolpix S5, just a regular Point & Shoot digital camera that films up to 640x480 .mov video.
What I do to get the High Quality feature is make sure to record in the highest setting on my camera (640x480, and the highest frame rate, there's only 2 options on my cam).
Then for editing I open the clips in QuickTime Pro (you have to have Pro in order to export to different file types). File > Export - Movie to AVI (Options menu looks like the pic below):
Then I import the .avi files into Windows Movie Maker, I know it sucks but easy to use and hey it works fine for me. When I'm done editing, File > Save Movie File ... then next until quality settings, and I do as it shows below:
So in the end I'm left with a .wmv file, the filesize is really low actually. This particular video I just uploaded is only 25.2 MB and 2:41 long. The original .mov file I took off my camera this morning was 136 MB alone, then I added several pictures to the final video and the song.
Anyhow, after uploading to YouTube, they process it and it becomes available ... but not until like 30 minutes or sometimes an hour later (depends on video length) does the High Quality come available. I can only get it to work when I film in 640x480 and keep the resolution that way with the final edit. Anything smaller won't end up HQ. You can now also upload up to 1 GB per video to YouTube.
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Just a side note, If I don't need to edit the video, I have uploaded the .mov file straight off the camera (still 640x480) and it works as well. It's a much larger file size obviously, so it takes a bit longer.