Fernando Mol
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You can make Youtube videos private, even password protected.
That’s not what I use. I upload the videos to my webpage server and send the clients a direct link. Also, if you know some PHP, you can add iDisk functionality to your site to share all kind of files with your clients.
I hope this helps
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You can look at the services section of the COW and look for someone in your area.
https://services.creativecow.net/
There you can also post in the Jobs forum to ask for someone that do what you need.
I hope this helps
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If you don’t have the budget to hire someone that creates what you need, you can use Youtube and create a private channel.
https://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=157177
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I just did a test in the HPX170 and found this:
The image quality when shooting SD and HD in normal situations (I didn’t test low light) looks almost the same.
The difference I see is the sharpening of the image. I assume that the sharp is lost when reducing HD footage to SD. The still frame of the HD to SD looks softer and less noisy, but that’s actually the detail level (sharp). If you handle this parameter I assume you can get the same result.
Color and detail looks very much the same.
I understand the camera uses the full CCD to capture the image, then it converts it to the video format you selected, so the luminance requirements shouldn’t be different.
Here are the still shots of both shoots (I saved both as JPG with maximum quality).
I hope this helps
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If you use an external CSS to define the look of your page, it will be loaded only one time. So, each time you enter a new page on your site the only thing the browser will load is the content. The HTML content.
Images and styles will be stored in the cache, so it will be a fast load.
A typical menu is just a list. This is very little code in HTML so you should not be worried about loading an HTML list each time you enter a page.
This is what I think others were trying to say to you when recommending using CSS instead of Frames. And will probably use CSS to define the styles of each Frame anyway.
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Frames are hardly used this days. They were useful in the low bandwith days, but today there’s no problem reloading a full page, so no need in spliting it out just to avoid the fraction of a second that a menu image will take to be loaded.
I think you may have the wrong idea of what CSS do.
CSS are kind of old, but they were not popular because browsers didn’t like them. That’s different today.
You use a CSS rule to define the appearence of elements on your page. There’s no way CSS can replace what Frames do, I think that’s were you get confused.
If you give us a link to your site it will be easier to see what you are trying to accomplish.
I hope this helps
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I can see you fix the problem. What was it?
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Recording at 24PN and shooting at 60fps you cand extend your normal speed like two and a half times.
In post you can probably double that. This kind of slow, but not super slow motion (The Matrix bullet time). For that, as Dave points, you need a different camera.
A fake way to achiveve a super slow time effect is animating still frames in 3D space, like in the opening credits of X-Men origins Wolverine. Remember? But that’s faking it.
I hope this helps
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Why don’t you just upload the files using Dreamweaver? You’re already there.
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I don’t think you can.
What you want to do can be done in a dynamic web page. For that you need to do some programming and understand how to load and change content from an external file or a database.
I hope this helps