RJ Johnston wrote:

sidd finch wrote:...My only complaint is that cinematic is considered flying as fast as you can doing flips and trying to make the viewer get motion sickness while watching.SIdd

Roller coasters are like that, but people seem to enjoy them.

Droll, very droll!

Chuck Engels wrote:I think you can if the clip has been trimmed Steve.

Ah yes! I remember that now. Change the length of the video clip and leave behind "orphaned" key frames.

In my early days of video edfiting that caused me the odd problem too until I worked it out.

New Airpeak Model for cleaning gutters.

Don't know if he was ever well known in the USA but another of the 1960's icons passes on.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55524795

Steve Grisetti wrote:Here's to a better 2021!

Amen to that!

sidd finch wrote:Now how do you get that drone to lift an analog camera and get a pic that you develop... Sidd

...and, unless you have a motor drive, having to keep landing to wind forward to the next frame could get a bit tedious

Sidd, is it that little dot above the 'i' in Christmas?

As Steve said, the basic "rule of thumb" is that you can try to create pixels where there were none (e.g. increase from 720 x 576 to 1920 x 1080) but the results will be disappointing. However... If you do want to attempt that then you might want to look at this:- https://topazlabs.com/vid...

I think that I posted this some years ago. It follows the theme of taking "the Church" to the parish in similar fashion to Sidd's post about the Five Wounds Church. Whilst I was living in Sicily, and driving home at 22.45 I was stopped by the police in Carini town centre as a religious pro...

Peru wrote:You need to reinstall from the original download file or disc.

Are the authentication servers for CS6 still available?

In the late 1980s/early 1990s I was involved in Expert Systems (ES) software and applications development. We had some success with ES systems including developing training programmes using the ES software linked to a laser disc (remember them?). All 'state of the art' technology then but all rather...

This is likely being driven by the demise of optical media. Most of the stuff that I produce now I send out on USB sticks. Maybe once or twice a year I am asked for a DVD/BluRay but when my limited stocks (of optical media) run out I will not be replacing them. As part of CS6 I have access to Encore...

momoffduty wrote:Sadly with the younger generation not cooking much how many recipes will be lost forever.

How very true! I can't speak for other countries but in the UK an awful lot of the younger generation think that putting a ready meal in the microwave is cooking. How sad is that?

GerryB wrote:John, You need to get out a bit more!!!

I just felt that in these miserable covid days that a little light cheer would be appreciated.

The fact that the lady taking the video was in paroxysms made the clip all the funnier to me.

Now that a lot of us are having to stay at home due to the Covid lockdown rules, I thought that I would share this instructional video on simple exercises one can do in one's own home.