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i just thought i'd show one of my little projects myself and a few friends did out of boredom, we were origionally doing it slow-mo so i could speed it up later and make it look like a fight scene from an anime we used to watch (DBZ) but it didn't really work out as planned, lol
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to those of us with low-end rigs playing high-end games, 800X600 is a lifesaver!
rig name: death on the road
cpu: 2 ghz dual core AMD Turion 64
RAM:3 gb
GPU: 256 mb geforce 8200 w/ up to 1407 mb video memory
yeah, i wish i had the camera i have now when i was about 13 or so, but then again i wouldn't know so much about video editing since i started at 15 when i bought the computer i started doing the editing on, lol. i do plan on attempting to make a few full films though as soon as this airforce thing kicks in so i can send it to a film festival or something and actually be classified as indie and not amateur, lol
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to those of us with low-end rigs playing high-end games, 800X600 is a lifesaver!
rig name: death on the road
cpu: 2 ghz dual core AMD Turion 64
RAM:3 gb
GPU: 256 mb geforce 8200 w/ up to 1407 mb video memory
isn't it funny that when we are older we wish we were kid again but when we were kid we always want to grow up. tsk tsk... confusing
oh by the way, nice vid...though you need to up the speed as you said alr. ^^
heh, honestly there is no plot to why they're fighting, we just wanted to try to choriograph a fight scene to some music and make it look like a fight scene from Dragonball Z (loved that show as a kid) but seeing as how this was immediately after we shot Rambo, we were short on both memory and battery power with my camera so i had to work with VERY little content. either way, i think we came up with something at least mentionable in the end, lol
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to those of us with low-end rigs playing high-end games, 800X600 is a lifesaver!
rig name: death on the road
cpu: 2 ghz dual core AMD Turion 64
RAM:3 gb
GPU: 256 mb geforce 8200 w/ up to 1407 mb video memory
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