Final Rigging and Production/Post Parameters, featuring Hellstar Dark Lager
This is the last in a series of test videos that I made while setting up a new overhead camera (a Canon Vixia HF R800); getting it set up right took a number of modifications and adjustments, but I finally got it the way I want it.
The video includes finalized rigging and production and post-production parameters for the new camera, as well as some testing of different screen layouts and transitions using the overhead footage, including my first ever 2-axis beer pour, featuring Hellstar Dark Lager from Burial Beer Company. It concludes with a very brief evaluation of the camera itself.
The test layouts demonstrate the flexibility that the new camera will give me for gear-related episodes, which I want to do more of, and the test editing process proved that editing three concurrent eight-minute 1080p video clips (one of them with a chromakey effect) is about the limit of my editing laptop/software. As a result, I will have to forego use of the Beer Cam on any segments that use the overhead camera.
This video was produced with the following open source software:
Graphic Image Manipulation Program
Video editing with Corel VideoStudio 2019
Follow me on Twitter: @OldManMetalOG https://twitter.com/OldManMetalOG
http://oldmanmetal.com
Support my content: https://PayPal.Me/OldManMetal
(c) 2020 Old Man Metal
Proud member of the Rat Salad Review Network
https://www.ratsaladreview.com/
\m/
Old Man Metal's Musings 
Leave a Reply