[Zvi Twersky]

People are telling me the same thing, that it looks fine. I WILL check it on another screen to see if you are seeing what I see on the screen at work. (I made the clip at work and previewed it at home.)

[Zvi Twersky]

Thanks again!

I wanted to know if I can use these on my site.
I made a demo page of what it would look like but won’t post the URL here publicly, so I sent you the URL in a private message in MySpace.

Thank you!

[Zvi Twersky]

I downloaded them. Thank you so much. I work nights and now it’s 1:27p.m. here and I MUST go to sleep. I’ll chech them later.

thanks again!

[Zvi Twersky]

Will do! Thanks again!

[Zvi Twersky]

Darren, thank you so much for your reply! Yes, I would be VERY appreciative if you can give me your settings. You can send them to me on https://www.myspace.com/175897438, or email, or here! (Not much to see on my space… I just joined last week 🙂

Thanks again! Can’t wait to get your settings 🙂

[Zvi Twersky]

Yes, I used presets. Well, while I was waiting for an answer, I did just that… scaled the final comp. But I was lucky that there was not a lot of video action going on. If it had been only video footage, it would have been more complicated.

thanks!

[Zvi Twersky]

Thanks for all the replies. It helped me a lot.

[Zvi Twersky]

Thanks for the reply!

By the way, you can check out Shade here:
https://www.e-frontier.com/go/products

It’s the third product from the top.

[Zvi Twersky]

Well, some might say that there are some kind of rules to professional editing. For example, if you use 20 different kinds of transitions in a clip, that might be cool, but would be very amature and not professional.

If you have a few zoom in and outs on one continuous shot, that might be the way most people film family video (non-professional filmers of course), but would not meet the professional standards.

Of course many editing techniques (I would even say most of them) are up to you and your liking. But there still are some basic rules that I read lots about that define the line between amature and professional.

So that’s what I meant when I asked “if it’s right or wrong”… I was asking if it was steping into the world of professionalism and you gave me a good answer.

[Zvi Twersky]

That’s Ok. Just by your answer: “I don’t think there is a wrong or right. Whatever appeals more to you or your spectators is the best way.”, that gives me the answer I was looking for.

Just that someone had once told me that it was wrong to continue a scene and I had it hard to bealive that this was a rock solid rule of editing. I guess that was a one man opinion.

Thanks!