This is one of the best juggling convention videos I have ever seen. Totally amazing work.

looking forward for being again with you all this year :D

The latest EJC is always the best EJC ;-)

super nice video! thanksss!

So, so, so good! The 5 balls clip at 2:25 is mesmerizing, the diabolo battle part at 4:45 is just perfect, thank you so so much for that!! And the last shot, maaate, that is pure professional geniality. Congratulations!

@TobiasWilhelm

8 жыл бұрын

+Luis M. Hernández Bailón Thank you for these kind words! I really appreciate that :D

Jeez...that was like one of the Best weeks of my life

Yeah man !!! Sehr geiles Video geworden! Tolle Athmosphäre, so habe ich die EJC auch erlebt...

Niiiiiiice love it!!!

@TobiasWilhelm

8 жыл бұрын

+NorfX Thanks a lot! When i saw the pois on your profile picture it reminded me that i wanted to give a link "to that guy with the tri-poi" now i have found the buisness card and read whats on it and its in fact you :D I will put those informations in the description of the video. And thanks for giving me these shots, i found them to be really nice ones! :)

@tripodjuggling3553

8 жыл бұрын

+Tobias Wilhelm Yes man! The pictures are very nice ! You did the best EJC Video I saw until now ;-) More about THE projects very soon! Thanks again for these shots!

Wow, all this creativity, good vibes, motivation flowing, gotta try juggling again. *fails miserably with 3 balls* jokes aside, great vid, very well made. crazy what people achieve with practice

Great video thanks

Its greaaaat :) greetings from Perú (Y)

ehi great video! loved the toss up! :)

"Gar keine Luft vom ganzen Rumgekiffe" :D

sooooo nice man :) some questions : which kinda camera do you use? what's your mike? i've saw you're steady cam during the EJC, is it homemade? what are your color corrections settings? i've done the video of EJC on lucas' channel, and i want to progress for my future editings ;)

@TobiasWilhelm

8 жыл бұрын

+rolletmeheust Thanks! And for the questions: I use a Canon 70D. And for some shots i also used the Magic Lantern custom firmware. (And a 30mm Sigma f1,4 and the Canon EF-s 10-18mm for most of the shots) The Mic i used is a pretty cheap one from Hama. Just so i don't have to use the build in mic. The steadycam is selfmade. I made it back when the only steadycams you could buy were several hundreds of euros. When i made it (together with my dad) i saw some diy videos on youtube and figured out how i can make one of those with parts i, mostly, had lying around the house. (The handle for example is from an old tea-pot) For the colors I did mostly three things. Some curves adjustments for a bit of contrast. A bit of desaturation so the contrast doesn't make it look too "plastic" and some adjustments of the color-temperature to give it a warm feel. Mostly I did this for the second part, for the rest I hadn't had a plan and just used the mentioned effects until it looked good. (for the indoor shots there wasn't much i could do because the material didn't allow much correction without making it look bad) If you're interested in more detailed explenations you're welcome to message me and I will elaborate on those things ;)

Great juggling video ! What type of bike are you using at 7:24 ?

nice color correction! how long did the last title sequence took you?

@TobiasWilhelm

8 жыл бұрын

+ScratThunder Thanks for noticing the colours :) Und entschuldige bitte, dass ich dir die Diabolo sachen doch nicht geschickt hab. Ohne die wär das Video nur halb so gut geworden! And the last sequence took quiet a while. Although I already used the technique in the shot before, most of the time I spent thinking about if I really want to do this and how exactly it should look. Also I made different versions which made the shot look even more "surreal". The final Version is a lighter edited one. And just to do that one was about a few hours. Most of the time I spent trying different things that actually didn't make it to the final video. (And as always most of the time spent was rendering) To summerize the shot, there is: a bit of camera mapping to do the camera-movement. (Which i tried to do in a very complex way but in the end stayed with the simple way because the footage wasn't really suited for it) So there are the mountians in different depth-planes. Also the fog and the typo is in the space between the mountians. And the thing I personally like about it is the "volumetric light" wich makes up the light rays around the text which are slightly affected by the beat. And of course a bit of noise-reduction, depth of field, CC, and motion blur. So with the things above it would really take 3-5 hours to do the wohle shot. But as it was a practice for me I spent more like 20-30 hours with trying out different things (including rotoscoping) which i actually didn't found good enough in the end. (To put this in to perspective; i made about 50 AE layers and used about 20 to render what you see) This answers much more than you questioned but maybe someone likes to read about that ;) Ah man I am always pleased to talk about this stuff so I have to add another thing which might be interesting about this. In this shot and the very first one i tried out to do timelapses which are actually not made out of single photos but made with the HDR-Video feature of Magic lantern. So this was Filmed 1080p25 with alternating ISOs every frame (I think 100 and 800 in this case) which gave me a bit more of dynamic range when combined. And espacially in the first shot you may notice the dynamic range really is better than a normal canon could do ( although youtube fucks the quality up). Sorry for the long answer, but these are things I could talk about for hours :D

@Posesso

8 жыл бұрын

+Tobias Wilhelm such a complete information. Thanks! Btw, my phone (opo) includes the possibility to do time-lapse with HDR, and it works pretty good, like a blessing to a non expert like me.

@ScratThunder

8 жыл бұрын

+Tobias Wilhelm Thanks for the in depth info. For me thats highly interesting. I think you did an awesome job with the last title - i kinda know how hard it is. I know Magic Lantern and have it on my 600D but dont use it as much as i should. Therefore i didn't even know about the HDR feature which looks totally awesome. Have to try this as well. No worries about the clips. I still have enough material for two videos (the ca meeting and the diabolo video). Your video highly motivated me to get the stuff done. Cheers

:D