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    I found that mandolin in an antique shop in berlin some years ago. it had never been played, i estimate it to be from just after WW2...

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    I don't see anything.
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    clever video
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    that's really neat. nice job.
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    Nice videography!
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    1:49 is the coolest part (visually).

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    Good job. I guess constant lighting was crucial...
    But the clones might have interacted more, like swapping their instruments
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    yes i know, some more could have happened... was just an exercice of trying to duplicate... i will try and use this some day in a better way, thank you for nice feed back!
    I had to wait for a nice grey sunday where i could have the same light on all shots, and no one to tell me i was on private property!!!
    And then a lot of cutting in After Effect!

    And then practising a lot more on my mando can also be of some help!!!

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    There's a blade of grass in the foreground at 1:40 and 1:47 respectively, moved by the wind and suddenly snapping back into position - gotcha!

    But otherwise very good. I guess the next step will be an army of you marching across the plains of Middleearth, killing orcs with mandolin sound.
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    nice ! what software did you use to edit the video ?
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    Nice!
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    @bertram: fair enough ! i know there are many mistakes... but let's call it compromise between quality and time... to make something really clean is really crazy.... i have seen a guy editing this way one week on a window exploding.... so for just a little mando-mood video for myself.... no way, i prefer take one day on the editing, the rest playing and socializing!

    @bluesmandolinman: after effect for cut the footages, make the masks - using a grafic tablet, otherwize, doing it with a mouse you double your chances to end up in mental institution!!! -
    and usually vega from sony on final editing
    and then premiere for compressing to internet
    i mean, around...

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    I like that a lot! Very surreal.

    I especially like the parting shot; kind of leaves you hanging...
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    You ended it with a little swing... Very cool. You have many talents.
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    Very creative, I enjoyed it!

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    I think this thread teaches us to not believe anything we see on TV.
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    @bertram: this is right, working with videos since a decade, i can tell you. Everything can be done.
    just an exemple, when doing a footage a grey day when the final movie shall be a clear blue day is really not a problem technically, but it has a cost. A few days extra of post-editing... deleting someone from a frame is even less complicated...
    Any way, as i don't have the patience for transforming pictures too much, you can believe i am really having a mandolin, and that i try to play on it!!!
    Take care!

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