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Yorp!
Rosie battles the cruel indifference of the universe to say hi to a cool guy : ) Make sure to check me out on AO3 I’ll try crossposting there!!!!
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DVD Transfer - Video to DVD Transfer
Your videotapes will never look the same again!
Long time AV Workshop customer Bernardo M., brought in his distinguished Vintage Racing VHS tape Collection for transfer to DVD. Bernardo recorded these races every season over a 10 year period in the 1990s and 2000s. The VHS tapes were very special to him, for they documented some of the best Races of all time! These tapes were quite a challenge for AV Workshop as they were recorded in the EP (6hr) mode which can present a lot of quality issues such as a weak picture, video dropout, tracking errors, instability and noise. The AV team is always up for the challenge.
Our Video Transfer Process
1) Video Stabilization AV Workshop uses S-Video cables which separate luminance and chrominance (Color from Light). Thus, detail / edges will be a s sharp as possible. The video is stabilized with a TBC to alleviate unstable video and create a rock solid image.
2) Audio Enhancement On VHS we capture the normal audio channel instead of the Hifi channel as it is a dedicated audio channel and not disturbed from video dropout. Then, we raise the gain to approx -6db and apply noise reduction to sweeten the audio!
3) Video Editing We trim the beginning and end of every video removing unwanted dead air / TV Snow. Thus, you only see the recorded portion of your tapes.
4) Encoding / Output We maximize the bitrate of every DVD Transfer to allow the highest quality available.
AV Workshop ran the precious recordings through our freshly updated video transfer equipment. Both AV machine rooms have recently been updated and are setup with a large number of high-end JVC S-VHS VCRs. These decks are the best playback source for VHS tapes, especially VHS tapes recorded in EP. High end JVC S-VHS decks have a built in TBC and Video Stabilization filter to stabilize a weak and unstable video. Once the videotapes were digitized, we applied Level Optimization and Noise reduction to the audio. Each video was then edited to remove unwanted TV snow, and irrelevant content from the beginning and end. Thus, every DVD is just racing!
After the videos were edited, we created separate DVDs maximizing the bitrate capabilities of each disc to allow up to 2hrs of high quality content. We went the extra step for Bernardo, and tried to create a unique DVD for each Race where possible. Finally, the DVDs were labelled and consolidated into a convenient DVD Binder!
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Join us this Saturday April 4th from 10am to 6pm for a video workshop. Our theme is "Food for the eyes." C / O Berlin Education, Hardenbergstr. 19. Please register your attendance by sending a WhatsApp message or email to: [email protected]. see you soon
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Video Workshop Monday, 11.02.2019 - 15: 30-20: 00 C / O Berlin Education
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My latest video workshop is out!! This month I am talking about being mindful of the little details, how that can help you be more productive and make the most out of your time! ☺️💛
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This is our video from the week 3 workshop, where the theme was revenge. We tried use as many different camera movement methods as we could but we were somewhat limited by our lack of tripod and dolly equipment. The result is some zooms, handheld, over-the shoulder, shot-reverse shot, high-angle, and following the action (I’m not sure of the name for this). Our panning shots didn’t work out in the space we had, and we also didn’t have a tripod to steady the shot. We originally planned to pan over to where the victim was, but it was difficult to given the character’s location. And our tilt down to hands didn’t work due to poor planning, because if we had included the pan down we would moved from one shot of the character’s face to another similar shot. In our storyboard we had planned for it to be the same shot that pans down, but we unfortunately didn’t film it this way and didn’t realise the issue until editing.
Our video workshop from Week 2. We had a lot of problems with our camera, which kept turning off every few seconds, so we had to film quickly with minimal adjustments. Hence why some of these shots are so overexposed and blurry. Otherwise, there are shots that we could have improved the composition of, by cutting out unnecessary, and distracting, items, like the window frame in the sleeping shot. A few of our shots were a little too centered without reason, and we could have made better use of camera framing to make these shots flows better. Similarly our shots would have been a little more dynamic if we’d moved the camera in closer, as we had a few too many long shots, that meant the character was lost in the scene. In addition, our audio could have been better, as the street scenes are much louder than the dialogue. However, some of our close-ups were well framed and composed, so I’m pleased with how they turned out.