I just figured out my problem with "Digital Photo Professional" (Canon software which converts CR2 (raw) files to jpgs). If software hasn't created the thumbnail yet, the file can't be selected.
So if you click on the first photo, then shift click on the last photo, it looks like it selects all, but actually it only selects the photos that it has had time to load. Then you batch convert them to jpgs and wonder why you only have one photo of the flying trapeze.
This also explains why the "select all" button is greyed out.
Sunday, 1 July 2012
Monday, 7 May 2012
Editing Canon 600D .mov files
This is the workflow I currently use when I want to edit a video that I shot on My Canon 600D.
I think (and hope) that there's a better way, but this one works.
Here's the video, incidentally:
The edit was just switching out the soundtrack.
Re-encode the video with SUPER, using these settings:
Note that the SUPER download page is hard to navigate and that SUPER installs some extra software if you don't pay attention to the questions during the install. Icky, but it does the job better than anything else I've found. (I also tried Handbrake and the software that came with the camera). Oh, here's instructions if you want know how to download SUPER.
The resulting file can be edited in VirtualDub.
I think (and hope) that there's a better way, but this one works.
Here's the video, incidentally:
The edit was just switching out the soundtrack.
youtube suggested tags
Youtube just suggested I tag a video "Sydney (City/Town/Village)".
So I did. Now it says:
Which I though was amusing.
So I did. Now it says:
Suggested tags:
+Village (Fictional Organization Type) +Town (Type Of Fictional Setting) +City (Type Of Fictional Setting)
Which I though was amusing.
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
Kaizen Event? Sounds ominous.
I just watched this video: (via In the Pipeline)
Is it just me or does "Kaizen Event" sound like the sort of thing that would level a forest or destroy communications infrastructure?
Is it just me or does "Kaizen Event" sound like the sort of thing that would level a forest or destroy communications infrastructure?
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