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so your intention was to make a special edition of your film lol
@BrokeAgain5 күн бұрын
Germany
@jamesmartin94015 күн бұрын
That Blackhawk landed like it was doing an evac out of a hot LZ.
@flowersofthefield3407 күн бұрын
Old airports
@Midee8 күн бұрын
This happened in Berks County back in 2010, and the Apaches were from the PA National Guard in Fort Indiantown Gap. The reason for the high quality footage is that there just so happened to be a video production house nearby, so of course they jumped on it.
@sirequinox487410 күн бұрын
Well, that was abysmally murky. Is it too much to ask for the writer to have a clear idea which makes sense before a movie gets made out of what he's written?
@Bond.JamesBond0010 күн бұрын
An american mrt are the best mrts imo
@mhoover10 күн бұрын
Many years ago I built a continuous film processing machine and for take-up I mounted the spool holder directly on a motor shaft and powered the motor with a micro switch activated by a tensioning arm. It was easy to build and worked well in the low speed application.
@maximf.553711 күн бұрын
Very nice scifi. Great visual style
@FreshGroundPictures7 күн бұрын
Many thanks!
@R-TrainExpress13 күн бұрын
The other Apache was probably there to prevent any theft to the downed Apache, unlikely as it may be. Similar protocol to nuclear transportation if I had to guess
@deirdrehelfferich828114 күн бұрын
Solitary life, or even only a few people, is hard on social creatures.
@user-mu8kz7kk4e15 күн бұрын
Man, I can see why the characters in this film are so depressive. Living on Titan is the last thing I would do, if it's anything like this.
@woobi473915 күн бұрын
"You can't park there"
@copyprint-fz2hb15 күн бұрын
mommy , mommy can we keep it
@IanZainea199016 күн бұрын
Nice. Was the film original cut on film? Or digital?
@FreshGroundPictures11 күн бұрын
The first cut was on film, but we made quite a few changes/additions in a digital cut.
@IanZainea199011 күн бұрын
@@FreshGroundPictures cool beans!
@bussi785917 күн бұрын
If you can look really stupid you can be an actor in this film
@DohTheOpinionator18 күн бұрын
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.
@ImogenC-rt3fm18 күн бұрын
Sci Fi with an absurdist, French New Wave non-ending. Pretty gutsy, especially if you know how films get green lighted and distributed. Game is changing. This is the new king.
@FreshGroundPictures11 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@oswaldjacobs188218 күн бұрын
the stupid music ruined the whole vid
@christiancherniss806318 күн бұрын
Bidens army LOL
@BradyT-gg518 күн бұрын
Guy 1: “you see that German flag over there?” Guy 2: “yeah” Guy 1: “Now tell me, how the heck did we end up stranded in Germany while flying over Pennsylvania?”
@johnaquino505518 күн бұрын
fantastic
@videosuperhighway765519 күн бұрын
Kubrick would have jumped into digital and push it to the edge.
@djjwp19 күн бұрын
28th ID, Interesting.
@tony_mucci19 күн бұрын
Thank you
@marialex202219 күн бұрын
quisiera tener esa experiencia pero no tengo patio
@mynameisname56719 күн бұрын
Judging by the UCP ACU, the 2005 Ford Explorer Police cruiser, and the baggy basketball shorts that go past the knee, this incident happened sometime in the late 2000's. So we are looking at least 15 year old footage here.
@rovhalt665019 күн бұрын
The family who had to get up for work in the morning. Their sleep got injured.
@marcocateni982420 күн бұрын
Il film mette tanta di quella allegria che alla fine uno potrebbe anche impiccarsi
@dantea620 күн бұрын
this does not look right so its not right according to the bandwagon.
@RV4aviator22 күн бұрын
Hey , must have been a privilege to have your Military need and depend on your Farm to land and work out the problem. A Great Story you can tell for the ages. Looks like everything worked out OK. Cheers...!
@HenryLoenwind22 күн бұрын
It should be relatively trivial to take a control board that's designed for a 3D printer and reprogram it to drive those 2 steppers (or even all 3) in sync. There also would be inputs available for loop-size sensors, either microswitches with rollers or optical ones. However, this would require someone for whom programming those things is within their skill range... A side effect of this approach would be greater stability and faster speed. The latter because the controller could drive the motors at a variable speed instead of one that's dictated by how long the frame needs to be exposed. It could speed up for transport and pause for exposure. And that pausing could extend to all motors, providing greater stability as the picture is taken while all movement has ceased. It might be worth it to reach out to the 3D printer community; it's full of people who love these kinds of projects. That's how 3D printing at home started, after all...
@HenryLoenwind22 күн бұрын
For rigidity, there's one very simple trick: Put the plate under tension in the opposite direction it wants to flex from the weight you put onto it. That way, the unwanted flex has to work against the rod or wire you use to tension---but as those already are under tension, they won't move any more.
@HenryLoenwind22 күн бұрын
I wonder if it wouldn't be easier to only use the mechanism for precise transport but capture the film at another point in its path. With a tensioner in the intake path and running it over two simple side rails just before it enters the movements, it should be quite stable there, too. This wouldn't work at full speed, but at 1 fps...
@HenryLoenwind22 күн бұрын
It's interesting how you, with a movie background, immediately throw the images into video editing software. I, with more of a picture background, would have run them through batch processing in an image editor first, then sorted the images into folders by cut manually, and only then imported that into a video editor.
@fearlessleader143622 күн бұрын
I like science fiction and it held my interest to the end. I suppose the ending could have been better. There are so many possibilities when enter the world of fantasy. Good camera work and characters.
@ronhmason23 күн бұрын
Love your washboard videos. My wife and I bought a used smallish Dubl Handi washboard on eBay and then some thimbles from Walmart but they're too big for my wife. Please let me know where you get yours especially if you mail order them. Thanks
@thewaywardgrape383823 күн бұрын
The circling Apache's aren't there for moral support, they're there to ensure the security of the Helicopter and it's crew.
@yorgle23 күн бұрын
Great use of the bulbs for the light source. I've been poking at a compact slide capture system I can just connect to a kodak carousel projector with as few as possible modifications. I've been using a Ulanzi-49 lamp for my backlight but i like your solution too!
@rdaws7326 күн бұрын
Flight line Maintenance to the rescue....as always - Former F-16 Avionics
@jimbutler278427 күн бұрын
Really nice!…the ending is weird though.
@MHasnain266328 күн бұрын
Finders keepers.
@georgespachkoff41628 күн бұрын
Very good photographie excellente cut intelligente 😀😚😇😇😇
@FreshGroundPictures11 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@dagomaticphotovideo28 күн бұрын
very excellent video.
@FreshGroundPictures11 күн бұрын
Thank you very much!
@ca600k28 күн бұрын
When I was in elementary school. I remember the Air Force landed a Apache in our school parking lot to show us around. Totally awesome
@JDDees29 күн бұрын
This is the STUPIDEST MOVIE EVER.... DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME WATCHING, ITS ONLY FOR KOOKS!!!
@jcnbw0129 күн бұрын
That's enough to inspire a young kid into a career with the air force i bet 😊
@juergenweidner1Ай бұрын
Thank you, this is a really fantastic movie. I like the haunting strangeness, loneliness and the edge of sanity.
@FreshGroundPictures11 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@rubenfranzen8912Ай бұрын
The pilot saw the German flag (0:30) and thought 'time for a beer'.
@KylesDigitalLabАй бұрын
Was the 16BL used much for on-location news gathering before the electronic portable cameras (ENG) came out in the mid to late 70s?
@FreshGroundPicturesАй бұрын
There was an optional sound-on-film magnetic sound recording module for pre-striped film. It seems like the 16BL was used more for documentary work, as it was very rugged and reliable, but heavy. A lot of local news stations used the Cinema Products CP cameras, again with magnetic sound on film. I started working in broadcasting slightly after this era - I used an RCA TK76 tube camera and a 3/4" U-matic portable deck.
@KylesDigitalLabАй бұрын
@@FreshGroundPicturesI have an RCA TK-76C. It needs a power supply re-cap, but it's a very famous ENG camera, used mostly by NBC News back then. I also have a Sony BVU-110 U-matic deck too. Other cameras I have include a Sony Betacam BVV-1A/BVP-3A camera (which works fine) and an Ikegami HL-79E which I'm fixing up right now.
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so your intention was to make a special edition of your film lol
Germany
That Blackhawk landed like it was doing an evac out of a hot LZ.
Old airports
This happened in Berks County back in 2010, and the Apaches were from the PA National Guard in Fort Indiantown Gap. The reason for the high quality footage is that there just so happened to be a video production house nearby, so of course they jumped on it.
Well, that was abysmally murky. Is it too much to ask for the writer to have a clear idea which makes sense before a movie gets made out of what he's written?
An american mrt are the best mrts imo
Many years ago I built a continuous film processing machine and for take-up I mounted the spool holder directly on a motor shaft and powered the motor with a micro switch activated by a tensioning arm. It was easy to build and worked well in the low speed application.
Very nice scifi. Great visual style
Many thanks!
The other Apache was probably there to prevent any theft to the downed Apache, unlikely as it may be. Similar protocol to nuclear transportation if I had to guess
Solitary life, or even only a few people, is hard on social creatures.
Man, I can see why the characters in this film are so depressive. Living on Titan is the last thing I would do, if it's anything like this.
"You can't park there"
mommy , mommy can we keep it
Nice. Was the film original cut on film? Or digital?
The first cut was on film, but we made quite a few changes/additions in a digital cut.
@@FreshGroundPictures cool beans!
If you can look really stupid you can be an actor in this film
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.
Sci Fi with an absurdist, French New Wave non-ending. Pretty gutsy, especially if you know how films get green lighted and distributed. Game is changing. This is the new king.
Thanks for watching!
the stupid music ruined the whole vid
Bidens army LOL
Guy 1: “you see that German flag over there?” Guy 2: “yeah” Guy 1: “Now tell me, how the heck did we end up stranded in Germany while flying over Pennsylvania?”
fantastic
Kubrick would have jumped into digital and push it to the edge.
28th ID, Interesting.
Thank you
quisiera tener esa experiencia pero no tengo patio
Judging by the UCP ACU, the 2005 Ford Explorer Police cruiser, and the baggy basketball shorts that go past the knee, this incident happened sometime in the late 2000's. So we are looking at least 15 year old footage here.
The family who had to get up for work in the morning. Their sleep got injured.
Il film mette tanta di quella allegria che alla fine uno potrebbe anche impiccarsi
this does not look right so its not right according to the bandwagon.
Hey , must have been a privilege to have your Military need and depend on your Farm to land and work out the problem. A Great Story you can tell for the ages. Looks like everything worked out OK. Cheers...!
It should be relatively trivial to take a control board that's designed for a 3D printer and reprogram it to drive those 2 steppers (or even all 3) in sync. There also would be inputs available for loop-size sensors, either microswitches with rollers or optical ones. However, this would require someone for whom programming those things is within their skill range... A side effect of this approach would be greater stability and faster speed. The latter because the controller could drive the motors at a variable speed instead of one that's dictated by how long the frame needs to be exposed. It could speed up for transport and pause for exposure. And that pausing could extend to all motors, providing greater stability as the picture is taken while all movement has ceased. It might be worth it to reach out to the 3D printer community; it's full of people who love these kinds of projects. That's how 3D printing at home started, after all...
For rigidity, there's one very simple trick: Put the plate under tension in the opposite direction it wants to flex from the weight you put onto it. That way, the unwanted flex has to work against the rod or wire you use to tension---but as those already are under tension, they won't move any more.
I wonder if it wouldn't be easier to only use the mechanism for precise transport but capture the film at another point in its path. With a tensioner in the intake path and running it over two simple side rails just before it enters the movements, it should be quite stable there, too. This wouldn't work at full speed, but at 1 fps...
It's interesting how you, with a movie background, immediately throw the images into video editing software. I, with more of a picture background, would have run them through batch processing in an image editor first, then sorted the images into folders by cut manually, and only then imported that into a video editor.
I like science fiction and it held my interest to the end. I suppose the ending could have been better. There are so many possibilities when enter the world of fantasy. Good camera work and characters.
Love your washboard videos. My wife and I bought a used smallish Dubl Handi washboard on eBay and then some thimbles from Walmart but they're too big for my wife. Please let me know where you get yours especially if you mail order them. Thanks
The circling Apache's aren't there for moral support, they're there to ensure the security of the Helicopter and it's crew.
Great use of the bulbs for the light source. I've been poking at a compact slide capture system I can just connect to a kodak carousel projector with as few as possible modifications. I've been using a Ulanzi-49 lamp for my backlight but i like your solution too!
Flight line Maintenance to the rescue....as always - Former F-16 Avionics
Really nice!…the ending is weird though.
Finders keepers.
Very good photographie excellente cut intelligente 😀😚😇😇😇
Thanks for watching!
very excellent video.
Thank you very much!
When I was in elementary school. I remember the Air Force landed a Apache in our school parking lot to show us around. Totally awesome
This is the STUPIDEST MOVIE EVER.... DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME WATCHING, ITS ONLY FOR KOOKS!!!
That's enough to inspire a young kid into a career with the air force i bet 😊
Thank you, this is a really fantastic movie. I like the haunting strangeness, loneliness and the edge of sanity.
Thanks for watching!
The pilot saw the German flag (0:30) and thought 'time for a beer'.
Was the 16BL used much for on-location news gathering before the electronic portable cameras (ENG) came out in the mid to late 70s?
There was an optional sound-on-film magnetic sound recording module for pre-striped film. It seems like the 16BL was used more for documentary work, as it was very rugged and reliable, but heavy. A lot of local news stations used the Cinema Products CP cameras, again with magnetic sound on film. I started working in broadcasting slightly after this era - I used an RCA TK76 tube camera and a 3/4" U-matic portable deck.
@@FreshGroundPicturesI have an RCA TK-76C. It needs a power supply re-cap, but it's a very famous ENG camera, used mostly by NBC News back then. I also have a Sony BVU-110 U-matic deck too. Other cameras I have include a Sony Betacam BVV-1A/BVP-3A camera (which works fine) and an Ikegami HL-79E which I'm fixing up right now.