At Silent Knight Farms
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I'm still all caught up in Animoto videos. Who said I'm compulsive? Little old me? Nah!
Note, in case you watch this one: Before hitting the play button, check in the lower left hand corner for the buttons that will allow you to switch to high resolution and full screen.
I upgraded for longer videos, bought a high resolution credit, and put this one together, yesterday, for a dear friend who began as a client many years ago. This video thing could develop into a nasty habit.
Anita, you've been busy. I know these things can take a lot of time and effort to put together. This one is beautiful and I've watched it several times. I like the music as well. I wouldn't consider it a nasty habit if it provides joy and beauty for both you and others.
ReplyDeleteEarl - Thanks a million for the feedback. I am delighted that you have enjoyed this one. That makes all the work worthwhile. I can't wait to do more! I hope that I have learned some tricks and the construction from now on will go a little faster.
ReplyDeleteAnimoto is pretty amazing. All those special effects are not my doing. I provide the text and images, arrange those elements, spotlight a few images for a change of pace, sort through all the music, pick one and click "create". Voila. The magic begins. Once I learned the steps, quirks, and made a dozen or so blunders, it doesn't seem so overwhelming now.
It's only a "nasty" habit in that I am not getting much of anything else done. Oops.
Well, hopefully you got your taxes done! I'd rather have this diversion, though, rather than those nasty taxes. Beautiful images, Anita.
ReplyDeletePaul - Somehow, I had missed this comment. Maybe it's because you mentioned taxes? Yikes. We got really close, but ended up paying the bill and taking an extension. I hate facing more or it, but we are close to the end now.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment on the photos.