I like it!! Panasonic SD9, Panasonic TM700, Panasonic SD600, GoPro HD Hero.

Great job.

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Very nice, particularly the XBox Kinetic sequence. Not sure about the transitions though.

What was the camera?

Gary.

Very well done, it's nice to see what others are doing and it gives me new ideas about what can be done. I would prefer more subtle transitions but I really like everything else about it. Redwing Roger

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Nice work. I agree with others on the transitions. A bit jarring.

I know what you're saying about the transitions, but I feel like branching out from fade and blur - those are the only two that I've found "smoth"

Quote: Very nice, particularly the XBox Kinetic sequence. Not sure about the transitions though.

What was the camera?

Gary.

The camera was the Tm700 with the Panasonic .67x wide angle accessory lens.
The xbox connect sequence popped into my head after I had walked passed it, almost to the other side of the mall. I decided it was worth walking back to test it out.

The girl in the hat was paid to play it, and invite others to join her. She was an "expert" at playing it, and I have to admit, watching her dance quite pleasing. ;

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When I watched it the first time, by default, I was viewing it in 380p. Then watched in 1080p. WOW, very impressive images. I'd love to have that Panasonic TM 700. Redwing Roger

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Great video Excellent use of time lapse Happing editing

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That was great....Speeding up the footage really made it interesting. Nice job!

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Quote: When I watched it the first time, by default, I was viewing it in 380p. Then watched in 1080p. WOW, very impressive images. I'd love to have that Panasonic TM 700.

If you think that looks good you should see what the TM700 does before Youtube trashes it!! Panasonic SD9, Panasonic TM700, Panasonic SD600, GoPro HD Hero.

Great piece of work, Bastian. You'd probably find the soft wipe transitions work well for that "passage of time" idea. Thanks for sharing.

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Your comment on the Panasonic TM700 really has me wanting that camera. Redwing Roger

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How did you do the time lapse, with the camera? (or PD9) Just For Fun
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Quote: How did you do the time lapse, with the camera? (or PD9)

Camera time-lapse function, set to 1 frame every second.
I wish the time lapse mode was more customizable though, frequently I would prefer 2 FPS.