I really must leave the camera in the bag try and get a life on my days off.

www.kidspc.bits-uk.com/videos/jump_final.wmv

Nah keep it up. What else are ya going to on your day off if you can't do what you enjoy. Alot of good shots there.


Oh... and someone needs to tell that boy not to stand next to home base when playing tag :lol:

haha, nice shots, well put together. the one where your girl jumps and then the shot is played back again ... sorry, but that shot doesn't work at all for me. matter of opinion maybe, or i got yelled at for doing that once.

can i teach your kids parkour?

Ironfist writes

I guess all kids play with their toys on their days off.

Hey twitchkid

It was meant more tongue in cheek than yelling.

But you are right, sometimes I allow myself little indiscretions, like the double jump.

In my version at home, she jumps, stops in the air, spins in the air and lands all with region filter and video noise added. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

You would have no problem teaching Ellen parkour, but Richard was born with a far to strong sense of self preservation.

Nice one.

Quality was grat for 512, how you compress it?

Also what camera, looks really good.?

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The vid was encoded direct from Canopus Edius using Procoder express. The settings were max image quality, constrained VBR 448kbps avg and 1500 kbps max with 64 kbps cbr audio.

The camera is a panny NV GS400 fitted with an Raynox HD .66 wide angle lens, cheap and cheerful from Jessops.

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