SiJy 2019 Day 3

[MoonMind]

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[Briar]

I am using the DJI Mimo app when filming and for all my post processing so everything can be done on the go on my iPhone X. Limited but, as a complete beginner working with video, I think less is best at this point in my learning.

My only grumble is that it is easy to switch the recording on via my phone/app so I end up with a lot of footage of my feet. Because the camera is already recording, when I do intend to shoot video, I end up turning the recording off so completely miss my footage.

Anyway, here’s today’s video:

 

[kyteflyer]

I am using the DJI Mimo app when filming and for all my post processing so everything can be done on the go on my iPhone X. Limited but, as a complete beginner working with video, I think less is best at this point in my learning.

My only grumble is that it is easy to switch the recording on via my phone/app so I end up with a lot of footage of my feet. Because the camera is already recording, when I do intend to shoot video, I end up turning the recording off so completely miss my footage.

Anyway, here’s today’s video:

You're good, Karen! Loving the vids.

 

[davidzvi]

Our first house with a kitchen backsplash.

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[ajramirez]

Thank you, Puerto Rico.

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Gracias Puerto Rico by Antonio Ramirez, on Flickr

Cheers,

Antonio

 

[Bobby T]

I am using the DJI Mimo app when filming and for all my post processing so everything can be done on the go on my iPhone X. Limited but, as a complete beginner working with video, I think less is best at this point in my learning.

My only grumble is that it is easy to switch the recording on via my phone/app so I end up with a lot of footage of my feet. Because the camera is already recording, when I do intend to shoot video, I end up turning the recording off so completely miss my footage.

Anyway, here’s today’s video:

You're killing. Doing a one minute short a day is no easy task. Respect!

 

[tonyturley]

Very cool. I'm going to enjoy following this if it's a theme for the month.

It is indeed my theme for the month. I'm working on two different instruments right now, so I'll probably bounce back and forth.

 

[donlaw]

Day three, worked at home all day with only Clark the beagle for a photo subject. He wasn't thrilled about it.

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[Walter Palmer]

Bay Laurel from the US Pacific Coast being prepared for my next project, a baritone ukulele. Baritones are the largest of the ukulele family, and about 60% the size of the tenor guitar on the right.

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I'm enjoying seeing a different part of your work every day. Thank you!

 

[Walter Palmer]

SiJy Day 3. Not much happening today. The shape of the bike helmet caught my eye for a moment this morning. So I grabbed the 20mm and made an image for this thread. No creative juice was wasted in the production of this shot.

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[AndyMcD]

Apologies for the late posting, but this is my Day 3 pic of my (almost) willing model...

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[grebeman]

I am using the DJI Mimo app when filming and for all my post processing so everything can be done on the go on my iPhone X. Limited but, as a complete beginner working with video, I think less is best at this point in my learning.

My only grumble is that it is easy to switch the recording on via my phone/app so I end up with a lot of footage of my feet. Because the camera is already recording, when I do intend to shoot video, I end up turning the recording off so completely miss my footage.

Anyway, here’s today’s video:

Phew, that was rather more restful, day 2 was a bit spooky!

Barrie

 

[rayvonn]

I'm working on two different instruments right now, so I'll probably bounce back and forth.

Yes, I was going to ask how much of your time went into the melodic part - it's so essential and you've been utilising it so so effectively.

 

[rayvonn]

Apologies for the late posting, but this is my Day 3 pic of my (almost) willing model...
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That lens is a winner in so many ways, I really don't see you having any problems this month.

 

[tonyturley]

Yes, I was going to ask how much of your time went into the melodic part - it's so essential and you've been utilising it so so effectively.

Since I'm still working full time through the end of September, I have to do a juggling act with how I balance my time. I try to get into the workshop for about an hour each evening, but that doesn't always work out. As for actually playing one of my instruments, I aim for about 30 minutes a day.

 

[AndyMcD]

That lens is a winner in so many ways, I really don't see you having any problems this month.

I agree @rayvonn the challenge for me is to learn what I can use it for, currently it is my least used lens (other than the 18/2 which I lost to my kids along with an X-E1 years ago) and I want to get used to it as it is a pretty good intermediate lens between my 16/1.4 and my 90/2.

 

[Ad Dieleman]

Wasn't very energetic on Day 3, did some shots in the garden but decided to take the camera while running errands to have a chance of something better. And I made some shots I'm very happy with. This challenge already has paid off bigtime!

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[agentlossing]

Way late to the party with day 3, I had to offload my memory card and didn't really get any time to look at what was on it. This wasn't very good, but I didn't get many decent shots despite going out to some early fireworks.

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Kids these days and their vaporizers.

 

[Matero]

My new-to-me ride - another safety :s

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