"RU-vid please don't take me down that's Art" 😂 Would love to see a "How to make a Justin Odisho tutorial" video - including audio recording, screen recording, all that.
this time i knew and used already a lot of the things you showed, but this way i can say: this is good advice you give... and the thing with the candle was a new idea to me and i will use it on a project right now, where it comes realy handy.
Editing a documentary for the first time and was struggling to think of ways to liven up all the archive stills I have to use beyond basic scaling or postion. Thanks.
Great and groovy, Justin - had a flash of inspiration as soon as I watched the intro which caught light as you spoke. Have often been struck with a 'what-to-do!!!?' when having just a static photo to play with. You have provided an answer, you smart ass! And thanks very much for being so! KP
Hey Justin .. I’ve learned so much from your videos .. ! I’ve had a tough time figuring out what warp stabilization settings To use for time lapse … I usually import a sequence of 400-600 images . When I stabilize the footage i get a crop that ruins the composition sometimes … I usually get camera shake because of the wind which is why I need to stabilize my footage.. thanks 🙏
Adobe was supposed to make this a one click feature called "moving stills". They announced back in 2018, but still don't see it. Would be great, cause this process is just too long when you have lots of images to work with.
