Video of my garden

Good evevning all i hope your all well.I have just done a short video of my garden[i like to see how its all growing compared to last year]and thought you may like to have a look.Im heading toward's the t ropical theme although i only started about 3 yrs ago its growing verry nicly.......regard's...daz

 

Looking good Daz, but you move the camera too much and it distracts the viewer
I well remember being told 'it is a moving picture, NOT a moving camera'
Nevertheless, I enjoyed the visit
I apologise if I have offended you in any way, but the intention is the very opposite
You are indeed very fortunate to have a lovely little stream at the end of your garden
It is also apparent that you have been working very hard, and the results are showing up well
Keep up the good work ... like myself, it is obvious that you get a great enjoyment from your own garden, and Mother Nature's wonders

 

I agree with Whis, it is looking good, some of your plants have done better than down here.
I would also add, please slow down a little, give us time to appreciate the plants more.:gnthb:

 

well done Daz and Debs looking good :gnthb:

 

Love your garden, Daz and Debs.
Fantastic little stream.
Slow down on the video and give us time to enjoy the moment. Please redo it and let us have a slower look. It will be fantastic.
Thank you for sharing it with us.

 

Thank you very much guys and gals for your kind words.I know what you mean with the speed thing but the problem i have is this.When i take a video shot on my camara if i took my time' photabucket will not upload it . 'Thats why i have to be on the ball cos if its to long i can't upload it.Any suggestions would be appriciated.Oh no im not affended my friend if i could make it longer i would .All the best...daz

 

Enjoyed the show Daz and Debs. I also had issues uploading my garden slide show, had to split the amount. There is a limit to what they accept to upload. Did you catch my slide shows of my gardens, look up Redstar's gardens here for the link.

 

It won't let me view it redstar.Just keeps saying i don't have permition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Have you tried loading your video into Windows Movie maker and editing it? This helps to remove the shaky bits, allows you to even add still pics to help the viewer admire the individual plants, and allows you to cross fade between shots making them more professional looking. AND it is great fun
It is not a case of having to make the video longer. It is actually a case of making it shorter, but concentrating on the good bits and leaving out the movement between shots. Instead of moving between shots, stop the camera, and then start it again with the new shot. Use Moviemaker to insert a crossfade between the two, or even just use it as is ... a jump shot can be quite effective
You can then save the result for upload to the web which helps reduce the file size. Alternatively you can use a free video converter to convert the video to .flv format, which is what Photobucket and Utube use
http://www.flvencoder.com

 

i wll try next weekend mate.Gotta go to manchester working away all week.