Frage von Lutz Dieckmann:
Hi,
The summer break is over and we have a new tutorial on s.Start http://hd-trainings.de. This time there is a tutorial of the new Camera II DVD, we have once cared about how you can do better HD pictures. Based all that is with the SonyEX1R. I hope it makes you fun.
In addition, there is a new guide to our work on the blog. And - well - we look forward to your feedback synonymous always ;-))
Greetings
Lutz
Antwort von pilskopf:
Hello Lutz, what with me almost every Vimeovideo of strikes you is that green line below the video, which is why only to see the and with you?
Antwort von Lutz Dieckmann:
Hi,
no, I have the synonymous and no idea where that comes. I play it up, according to the specifications of Vimeo. But it seems to be only for certain images.
Sorry, but that's how it is.
Greeting
Lutz
Antwort von pilskopf:
But you should still get the times out why this is so with you. This must indeed have a reason.
Antwort von Lutz Dieckmann:
Simple question
is the demand for a technical nature or is it important? Say - it makes my tutorial better? Animated it more likely to purchase the DVD when the strips are not there? In the DVD they are not, of course ;-) Or is it simply because no preference outweighs the content?
Just a simple question.
Greetings
Lutz
Antwort von pilskopf:
I find that is not no preference if you tell others how to master the technique. Makes me as a viewer a bit suspicious. This I tell you just as a spectator of your tutorial looks at you. Of course, if you do not mind, ok.
S.dich question that you would expect of a German that he does not make spelling mistakes?
I wanted to mention that it is synonymous only as a spectator just distracting and annoying.
Antwort von Lutz Dieckmann:
Hi,
I understand what you mean. But I can not do more than judge me according to the guidelines of Vimeo.
If there are stripes, with whom I have already discussed, it has no solution.
I have been doing 25 years of film and so far no one has complained about green stripes. Simply because they are never there.
If someone at the "translation" makes mistakes, I can not change it.
Greeting
Lutz
