Post Your Videos Made With EDIUS

[Tobe]

Time scapes

My latest time lapse - time-scape project: "Summer Time":

https://youtu.be/WeN1wIEogYU

See also my project: "Time In" -

https://youtu.be/1EoGXLYlVP8

Both shot with Lumix FZ-1000 Slo-mo, time lapse and 1080p. keyed and edited in EDIUS 8WG

[Barry C]

The Milky Way, A Journey Through The Sky

Here is a time lapse film I just finished, which was several months in the making. After last year's film, I got a lot of requests to make an all astro film.
This film is it. Most of it follows the Milky Way center as it moves across various scenic landscapes. Lots of late nights filming this one accompanied by my great son.

Edius did a great job and was rock solid! However, the over 9000 still images in this 5 minute piece and 395GB project file really stressed it to the max! No real time playback of this 4K timeline. Half the images are JPEG converted raw images from the 43 megapixal Sony A7R2, which I don't downsize. They are over 8K. The Layouter tool is a real joy to use!!

https://vimeo.com/233779241

[mark williams]

Barry, beautifully done. The stars reflecting in the lake was mesmerizing. I can't even imagine the amount of time you have invested in this video.

[GrassValley_PS]

Love it Barry. I would love to see this on my larger 4K TV.

[Barry C]

Thanks guys, much appreciated.

Mark, I'd be afraid to add up all the hours of shooting and post time which went into making this 5 minute film.

More4K, I should probably point out that all the pictures were preprocessed for color, contrast, etc., which often involved several adjustment layers from the raw stills, using CaptureOne which is a competitor of Adobe Lightroom but which in my opinion is far more robust. They were then converted to JPEGS and brought into Edius.

[HARR0]

Made with Edius

I made this with Edius.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALyVOipPAVg

Best greetings from Wolfenbüttel (where Jägermeister is made:)

[Barry C]

I'm not sure that any other NLE would be able to handle a sequence consisting of 450 over 8K 80mb JPEGS any better than Edius. I have found some workarounds such as producing all the sequences as I rework them as GV lossless and assembling the final timeline with those.

To the moderator, sorry I don't know your name. Ironically, I don't have a 4K display device even though I'm making these time lapse and my non 3D underwater films in 4K now. I edit on a 27" 1440 monitor and a 27" 1080 monitor. All final proofing is done on my 10' 1080 projector screen. So, I'd really love to hear how the film looks on your 4K TV.

[Jerry]

Barry, this starlight video is much better than the one you posted last year. Great job!

[GrassValley_PS]

To the moderator, sorry I don't know your name. Ironically, I don't have a 4K display device even though I'm making these time lapse and my non 3D underwater films in 4K now. I edit on a 27" 1440 monitor and a 27" 1080 monitor. All final proofing is done on my 10' 1080 projector screen. So, I'd really love to hear how the film looks on your 4K TV.

It is Pat. I return home at the end of next week, so hopefully I can watch it at that time.

FYI, to see a name, right click on someone's USER name on the left side and select Public Profile. If they filled it out correctly, you will see their name.

[Barry C]

Barry, this starlight video is much better than the one you posted last year. Great job!

Thanks Jerry. Last year's was my first time lapse film. I've done high level pro work in the past with many other forms of photography, but never time lapse. So, it was a learning experience and I learned alot. This year, I'm also using a much better lens on one of the two cameras being used- Zeiss Batis 18mm f2.8.

[Tobe]

Super video...thanks for sharing this. I find it remarkable and beautiful. Is the foreground keyed over the sky or were you always shooting landscape images during the time lapse recordings?

I have a short time lapse piece here: keyed and edited in EDIUS:

https://youtu.be/WeN1wIEogYU

[Barry C]

These were shot as whole images with the sky and foreground together. Some were shot with programmable motion devices, but most had motion added using the Layouter.

[Tobe]

Thanks...stunning stuff!

[Barry C]

Hot Air Balloons And Fireworks

Just a quick, fun, one and a half minute film of just what the name implies.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-hMG5_zdX2A

[mark williams]

Just a quick, fun, one and a half minute film of just what the name implies.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-hMG5_zdX2A

Barry, that was pretty cool. I enjoyed watching it.