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This video is part of an article in which I attempt to clear up some issues members seem to have with regards to aspect ratios. I see a lot of videos that appear "squished" or letter boxed when there is really no need for them to be.

Read the article, http://exposureroom.com/library/articles/view.aspx/13/

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theo rossi

January 28, 2009 08:31 PM

cool...

Dude, that was really cool :)
I loved the sound track as well... where did you get that?

Shiv Kumar

January 31, 2009 11:25 PM

Thanks Theo!

The music is by an Indian music composer/singer by the name of
A. R. Rahman

theo rossi

February 01, 2009 02:04 AM

444 views

Thanks Shiv, you're work here is superb.

If someone really understand these things... and how it's done, then they should appreciate the great deal of time and effort behind this simple clip. It is simple, brilliant and effective.
I come from the ad-agency background and I do appreciate something clever as this one. Videography, colors and arrangements were spot on.

There is one thing I don't get; 443 people looked at this clip and no one had single comment or rate it?

I don't spend too much time here, due to my work load, but I always make it a point to comment on some videos I like and rate it. It may not mean much to some, but it would show the author that someone really "understand" appreciate the work went into making it :)

Dude, keep up the good work!

Shiv Kumar

February 01, 2009 01:57 PM

Thanks Theo!

Many years ago I worked in a production house making ad films on 35mm. That experience started my interest in Photography and now video. I used that experience in making this short clip and it deffinately reminded me of those days :)

This clip is part of an article and is also part of a longer video so I guess people have viewed it before or in the context of the article and so comment on the article's comments area rather than here.

Thank you also for spending time and rating/commenting assets on XR. We need more members participating in this way.