[Nick Patten]

Hi try emptying your cache in preferences. Also do you have an external ssd drive for your media and cache? If not that will cause sluggishness

[Nick Patten]

Trough Kale but I guess they won’t pay me so is all time waisted. How many changes do you include in your quote? But also if someone gives you a brief than triple the requirements do you just say sorry I can’t do that for this price?
I did and they play like being a big brand etc awful

[Nick Patten]

Hi Dave

Is CC 2014 4.1.1 Version 13.1.1.3

I might even have to re install it maybe?

Thanks again

[Nick Patten]

More info:

Switiching from 32 Bit (glow) to 16 bit resolved the flash frames.

Also in 332 bit blurs looked horrible and in 16 bit they look fine. I am so confused? Is Adobe not updating this bugs?

[Nick Patten]

Many thanks Walter. I will try. Unfortunately I dont have particular available for this project (working at client on their computers).

I have tried it with the null and parented the images to it. But I just get a smooth cork screw path going down and at an angle.

[Nick Patten]

Hi,
Thanks great advice. Jason truly agree too much text and I will sign up to vimeo Pro. I will still youtube as a promotional tool.
Andy yes the competition is fierce and we get our clients trough word of mouth / recommendations. In did we are constantly beat down on prices but tools / software are more effective, equipment prices are coming down so we manage.
Mark I also think that the industry is not as we used to know it and it will survive and can only get better!
And Kylee great advice on location. I must look into employing a SEO guru as I cant seem to be able to improve the SEO results. Also with location we are based just outside London and very close to Heathrow.
It is very possible to get work trough a website I know of a company who became very successful solely trough the website.

To recap:
Short snappy text
Move to vimeo (I cant disable adds I think is the music we used)
Improve SEO
Make it more clear on location

Many thanks

[Nick Patten]

well said Bill well said.
this is a pushy client. in fact is not tge client is a director they appointed recently. she loves power and she is trying to excersize it.
they are being more thsn unreasonable they are bullying not just us but graphic designers and other suppliers.
i think is end of line but they might back off as i have some legal training and they trully need us

[Nick Patten]

hi and thank you all for the great advice. is much appreciated

[Nick Patten]

hi and thank you for the insight but it is slightly more complicated. we have given this agency huge discounts, have not charged for media or storage.
we have not even thought about copyright and intelectual property.

one thing we re definetaley not prepared to sign is that the agreement is retrospective. that can put us out of business because if the request all the material we shot for last two years it will take us months to transfer.

we re not only been in business for 28 years but also we own high end equipment.

i never been asked before to sign this kind off agreement.
it does not look right to me as they ll be having all the power at our expense.

[Nick Patten]

Resolved again 🙂
Looks awesome. Must be looking into buying this software for myself.
I did not know one has to cache the cloth before attempting to move it about otherwise the belt point keep recalculating position.

I saw a tutorial on how to loop cloth but I cant get it to work for my life. It uses morph.
I dont understand the cache offset.

How does it work?
Does it offset the cloth animation backwards if you add a megative number by that number of frames?

Many thanks