is it just me or is this link not working? - do not know what happened then but seems to work now .
This is part one of a trilogy yet to be made.  Decided to try this after learning so much from the forum - hope it works.

Great work.    Looking forward to the Trilogy.

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-28 04:24
Great work.    Looking forward to the Trilogy.

thanks.  I was up early this morning to start filming part 2 and discovered two flat tyres so may be a slight delay -

malted muse Posted at 2-28 06:15
thanks.  I was up early this morning to start filming part 2 and discovered two flat tyres so may be a slight delay -

You're welcome.  

Sorry to hear about the flat tires.

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-28 06:29
You're welcome.  

Sorry to hear about the flat tires.

Terrible start to the day - I had to make coffee and go back to bed just to get over it

Very unique footage. The B&W works really well.   

DAFlys Posted at 3-1 00:41
Very unique footage. The B&W works really well.

Thanks. I was worried about the B&W being over done but I did like it.

That was cool, Malted!

malted muse Posted at 3-1 09:07
Thanks. I was worried about the B&W being over done but I did like it.

B&W is very much a personal taste thing,   I love it myself,  but if I show my dad B&W's Ive taken he hates them just because they lack colour.











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DAFlys Posted at 3-2 00:19
B&W is very much a personal taste thing,   I love it myself,  but if I show my dad B&W's Ive taken he hates them just because they lack colour.

Thanks.  I went through a stage of thinking like your dad but now I am attracted to the tones.  I used a couple of different B&W filters on this to give some difference to it.

Tentoes Posted at 3-1 18:28
That was cool, Malted!

Thanks very much.  I am so grateful for what I am learning here.  Thanks to you all I am much more aware of things like transitions, gimbal movements, film length and scene durations etc.

malted muse Posted at 3-2 10:02
Thanks.  I went through a stage of thinking like your dad but now I am attracted to the tones.  I used a couple of different B&W filters on this to give some difference to it.

I really like to find textures and patterns when doing B&W.










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malted muse Posted at 3-2 10:04
Thanks very much.  I am so grateful for what I am learning here.  Thanks to you all I am much more aware of things like transitions, gimbal movements, film length and scene durations etc.

My pleasure!

Very nice video!

Montfrooij Posted at 3-4 02:13
Very nice video!

thanks.  I am now enjoying editing almost as much as flying.

malted muse Posted at 3-4 10:14
thanks.  I am now enjoying editing almost as much as flying.

I know. That is very much fun!

That B&W is very effective.
I reckon you should have pulled a Douglas Adams and labelled it 'edges trilogy part 4'.

sky wombat Posted at 3-4 19:27
That B&W is very effective.
I reckon you should have pulled a Douglas Adams and labelled it 'edges trilogy part 4'.

Haha -Thanks. like they say 'there are only 3 types of people in the world - those that can count and those that can't'.

I followed the link from part 2, which I found mesmerising.
I would like to know more about that rock, Malted Mouse, it seems to be important the way that you portray it, or maybe it is the music...

Droffarc Posted at 3-10 10:50
I followed the link from part 2, which I found mesmerising.
I would like to know more about that rock, Malted Mouse, it seems to be important the way that you portray it, or maybe it is the music...

Thanks - I have replied to you on this topic on the other thread - cheers

malted muse Posted at 3-10 23:38
Thanks - I have replied to you on this topic on the other thread - cheers

Thank you Malty Moose

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