Category Archives: Videos

181109 – Twitch

As per usual it’s sped up for your viewing pleasure. Continue reading 181109 – Twitch

181106 – TwitchSpeedup

As usual, it’s sped up for your viewing pleasure.

 

 

181029 – Another LiveStream

181025 – Twitch Livestream

181024 – Twitch Livestream

181023 Twitch-stream – Corgie With A JetPack

Started out kind of aimlessly… Continue reading 181023 Twitch-stream – Corgie With A JetPack

181004 – Livestream Test Twitch.com – Poop

I have just spent the last few hours animating a gif where a man poops his pants… Continue reading 181004 – Livestream Test Twitch.com – Poop

streamingtest 2 – Live

Trying out Streaming

 

180727 – I bought a fan

That’s it, really… There has been such a shortage in electric fans in me local locale. So when I finally saw one at ÖoB (local budget-shop) for roundabout 299 sek (roundabout $35) I had to acquire one.

It’s flimsy as hell and noisy to boot. But in a heat-wave like this one… I really have no choice when this was quite literally the only one available for the last several weeks… It’ll do until they restock on the nice ones.

And… I am doing my best shampoo commercial face ! 😀

Be seeing you!

180727 – Pop head

It’s been a while since I just did some horrific animation, hasn’t it? 🙂

Animation – 180304

The excersises just keep on coming. Here, I left out the live action background and just wanted to build a short animation that lasted 10 seconds. All done in Adobe Animate. I kept it very sparse in the colors and the finish because I set myself a time limit. When the Academy Awards started, I had to be finished. And so I was.
And thank goodness Roger Deakins actually won for once! Be seeing yah!

Video – A Typical Saturday night

Just wanted to add a youtube video I uploaded where I practiced a bit of hand-held 8fps aesthetic. I think I went a bit overboard with the wipes. But it was a fun excersice nonetheless.
Be Seeing Ya!

Itano Circus Test 2

Holy Moly! It's been half a year since the last post? Man. I need to get back into this gambit. Well. Here's a quickie test. It's basically another Itano Circus. But it's done in a bit more unusual way.
  • I first filmed the background, using my GH4 in 1080p 2 fps video mode.
    – (In variable framerate mode it actually only records in the framerate that you set it to. It saves it as a standard 24 fps file for playback but the framerate difference can make either super-speedy footage (if recorded with framerate slower than the playback) or slow motion (if recorded with a faster framerate than the playback). And that works great for my experiment as I want it suuuper speedy in this case. 2 fps recording makes it 12 times faster. Playing that back at 8fps makes it… uhhh… ok, I don't know, but it looked like I wanted it to at least!)
  • Then I took it into after effects.
  • Time-reversed it (I walked forward during filming to be able to get footage that was traveling backwards without risking tripping over stuff in my messy apartment).
  • Then. I exported that as a png-sequence (I found a great youtube channel btw that mentions importing video into flash as png-sequences)
  • And then using that as the background, I drew the whole circus thingy in flash in 8 fps… sorry, Adobe Animate.
  • Then I exported it (the animation layers, that is) as a png sequence again and…
  • imported it to After Effects, layered it back on top of the original footage interpreted as 8 fps and finally exported it.
Kind of worked out better than expected in my opinion. I may be using this method more in ongoing projects… because I still suck at drawing backgrounds… 🙂 Anyways… Be seeing you!

SMA: The Introduction

So I figured I have to start another big project. Continue reading SMA: The Introduction

VIDEO: Thimmi 2016

As some may know… Continue reading VIDEO: Thimmi 2016

VIDEO: StarLapse

As a colleague of mine pointed out to me several times now, there has been some great nights for Aurora-spotting recently. Well, the chance of an Aurora was still high last night so I went out into the middle of nowhere and remembered that my GH4 actually has a built in intervallometer. And it turned out, that worked great! So I spent a few hours doing some time-lapses. And put it together here. It’s in 12 fps because 48 frames per time-lapse turned out to be kind of short in the regular 24 fps playback… oh well, one lives and learn, I guess.

 

20 sec 2015 ep01

Bringing back the randomness with a test of the new camera!

 

 

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