Blue Monk
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CurtC said:Blue Monk, the 1/3 of a second clip was 275 megabytes? That's just 20 frames, or about 14 megabytes per frame? This sounds, well, a little excessive to me. There's no way that I could hope to see a 275 megabyte clip. Do you think you could save it as 20 separate JPG images, saved at a low compression? I can't imagine that each image would be more than 200 kbytes or so, for a total of 4 MB. I mean, a TV picture has what, 200,000 pixels, if you multiply the horizontal "resolution" by the vertical lines? And probably less than that, because at 60 fps, only half of the lines are updated.
Well actually I misspoke a bit there, hehe. The clip was actually about a second and a half I think. Only the key time is about 1.3 of a second.
But don't worry I will put up friendlier versions and jpegs.
I just did a test run with everything maxed out. I could have cut down on the size considerably by simply trimming it a bit, hehe.
I do want to put up at least one good copy out of fairness to Carlos. It will probably be a bit big but it will be there for anyone with the bandwidth and desire to see.
But I want to put one up with alternate frames in it at the same level you would expect to see on the internet just to show that it is possible to to see the object, probably a bird, pass in front of both towers and and prove Carlos' theory false.
I'm also going to post some new clips showing a couple of new views. Of course there is nothing passing through the tower.