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Thanks Igor, Sorry about the missing files they must be pathed to other locations on my HD. I have made 3 of these, all very similar and using the forst one as a Project for second and third just replacing the images for the different models and adding different music. It was an idea as the video I captured suffered from high dynamic range from inside to out. The still images were HDR 5 image composites. I used the #:2 format as framing is tight and cropping was not good. I will have a play around again and see what happens. Thanks for your assistance. Mark

Igor - here is a link to the images and project along with the Full HD and 4K files. Let me know once you have downloaded the file. Mark

Yes they are 3:2 camera images made for product shots for the client. Still images made into an AV for their YouTube Channel. Will share later today or tomorrow. Thanks

Sorry I meant 4K Video is 3840x2160 pixels Full HD Video would be 1920 x 1280 pixels Looking at 8K for another project. Have edited the original post.

Thanks Dennis, technically over my head but the maths does make sense.

Igor The Motion Blur option seems to be the cause of the large file size. I removed that tick and file sizes reduced dramatically. The interesting part was that the really large files were published at about the same time as the smaller file without Motion Blur ticked. I have not done any testing and this is just my recoall from memory. The 4K Version (3840 x 2560) took a lot longer that the HD (1920 x 1280). I may look at this when I get a chance. Thank you everyone for your replies and assistance. Very much appreciated Mark

Thanks Igor, I will look at it as soon as I can.

Yes Dennis I have tried that and the size reduced by about 20% but still 3.6 GB. Still experimenting. Cheers Mark

Thanks Jill, I will try that and see how it goes. Have a bit going on at present so it may be a few days before I get to give it a go. Thanks Mark

Thanks Jill, I did try that it reduced the file size from 4.4 GB to 3.6 GB which is about 20% but still thought it would be smaller. Appreciate your reply. Mark

Thank you Igor, I use am using Quality Mode at 100 and Lossless Compression.

I am doing an AV for one of my clients using still images (5 blended images that manage the inside/outside exposure range). For the AV I used the large images (about 8MB and 5477 x 3652 pixels @300dpi). There are only 26 images most with movement in Objects and Animation and I added some music. The completed video is 4GB when saved at 1920 x 1280 and no hardware acceleration. The 8K format is around 23GB Why I am unable to save these with a smaller file size for the complete video. I did search the forum but could not find anything that may assist. I must be doing something wrong? Hopefully the brains trust can assist. Thanks in advance. Mark

Thank you for sharing. I will see what can be done as I have not used Projects/Templates previously.

I support all the other comments on this post, well done. Thanks for sharing.

This was the second time experimenting with this technique. I use a datal projector to project digital images on to the skin of a naked model. Some images are mine, some are copyright free and some are a friend who I do the workshop with. In total there was over 700 images so this is a quick slection of about 200 with limited editing. Regards Mark

That is quite an achievement to be proud of, well done. Appreciate your passion and enthusiasm. Mark

Thank you Rosemary. Glad you enjoyed it.

Brisbane City Hall was opened in 1930 by Queensland Governor (Sir John Goodwin). The building was officially opened on 8 April 1930 by Lord Mayor of Brisbane William Jolly. However it had been partially occupied since 1927. Building City Hall was a major undertaking for our city in the 1920s, taking 10 years to build at a cost of almost one million pounds. During World War II, Brisbane City Hall played an integral part of the Australian war defence process. For more information see https://www.ww2places.qld.gov.au/place?id=164#:~:text=History,surrounding town and shire councils. Today, Brisbane City Hall remains the largest city hall in Australia. It covers two acres and comprises 573 rooms and spaces including the Lord Mayor's office, Council Chambers and Museum of Brisbane. More information see https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/things-to-see-and-do/council-venues-and-precincts/brisbane-city-hall/city-hall-history-and-heritage/about-city-hall This short AV was made from mobile phone images during Brisbane Open House last weekend. Mark

I captured a series of 110 images handheld on my Sony RX10IV. Stacked, aligned and edited in PS and used PTE AV Studio to make them in an audiovisual. It is the same pelican as the previous one with the itch. Mark

Thanks, it was a very interesting itch and not see ni before. Cheers Mark

70 hand held camera images aligned, cropped and edited in PS to create this AV in PTE. Mark

Thanks Tom. Looks like I may have to find some money in the Budget for DaVice Resolve Studio in the coming months. I assume you are shooting the footage on a Gimbal? Over the last few months I have increased my video footage from the drone, mobile and sometimes camera. My PC is overspecked to run video with 64GB Ram, i& processor and Nvidia RTX3060Ti video card but Topaz takes light years to run. I use VN Editor on Android that is quite good and edit on a 9 inch tablet which is not the best but VN works well with lots of easy user options and a good GUI. Cheers Mark

Intrresting, I cannnot get Topaz Video AI to run fast enough on my machine even though it exceeds the minimum specs. I have used speed ramping in Poer Director as well as numerous Android based video editors and they work quite well although I have not done the comparison in details that you have above. I think I need to find time to learn more about the free version of DaVinci Resolve. Thanks for the info. Mark

Hi Kieron They do spill onto the background and have to be post edited. This one is individually edited while the building is batch edited. On saying that the background is black and darker than the skin so a contrast adjustment can fix this sometimes depending on the brightness of the image projected. I would really like to get a better projector - possibly 4K but these are very expensive at present.. Another workshop planned for next month. Regards Mark