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Originally Posted by farmerjon
Thanks
@ Hepar
! I have worked with the Ken Burns effect, in fact, one version of this had it, but I scrapped it because the program I was using (Picasa) didn't allow me to control where it zoomed in, and it bugged me on several of the photos, because it would cutoff the focus/subject of the photo... But yeah, I agree that it would make things more interesting...
I need to buy some fancy software like Photoshop or Lightroom... So expensive though...
What did you think of Mozart as a soundtrack? Some have said that it's really unexpected and kinda weird... personally, I think it grows on ya. lol |
That was a good move to scrap it. You want to be able to control it. Definitely don't want it zooming on wide landscape shots and such.
And I dig the Mozart. I never was a big classical music fan until I moved to NYC. I worked in an antique violin shop and was surrounded by multi-million dollar instruments every day. I grew a huge appreciation of the art that went into both the instruments and the music. It's actually where my love of photography started. We used to take pictures of all sorts of instruments for archival and appraisal purposes. I used to hang them from the ceiling from a piece of fishing line. You can't imagine how nerve racking it was to hang multi-million dollar instruments by a piece of fishing line.
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