kaylee

I really hope is like this, a R5 with a vent, hope they keep the same swivel screen.... I don't want to go back to 1D style of bodies and weight.

Ha, ha, ha!
I think that you have "defied the moment!"

hi @webrunner5~!

I hope they didn't pay someone a ton of money to design that webpage! They probably did. 😬

Simplistic tough talk and hyperbole fill this apparent announcement page.  No doubt the marketing person who wrote this is a thoroughly experienced shooter.

1V was quite a looker...

thank you @tupp!!! will watch now

Here is a short video on how to "normalize" audio in Resolve.
 
In regards to the breathing and noise, I would guess that there are filters that can reduce that in Resolve, plus you can use eq and compression functions.  Here is a short primer.
 
Perhaps someone here who is more knowledgeable in audio could chime in with other tips.

happy and merry everything guys

happy and merry everything guys

Well, in the UK, as you can see from this ad, they were as equally associated with tobacco as they were with booze.
I don't know whether it was just a random selection that determined if they turned up to rescue you with either brandy or tobacco or whether it was a more bespoke service depending on your needs like a forerunner (or pawrunner in this case) of Ubereats or Deliveroo.
 

Brandy!!
and yes i was 😂 

Could be, they're very easy to drink!
Speaking of Korean TV series, they're surprisingly well produced and image quality is often remarkably high.  My wife says the storytelling is also very good, so if you're inclined to a bit of soap then they might be worth a watch.  Netflix is full of them if you can navigate their algorithm in the right direction 🙂 

These two delivering the vaccines in those little barrels would be the heartwarming finale that we all need for the disaster movie that has been 2020.
 

happy and merry everything guys

Brandy!!
and yes i was 😂 

@kyeWhy, you wanna have some? 😉 Question is, was Kaylee zipping from "those little barrels" before sharing the experience?:) But you are right, what´s in the barrels?

XMAS DOGGIES!!
My only question is - what alcohol did you put in those little barrels?  Brandy perhaps, for the holiday season?  Whisky for a more straight-up drink?  ...Tequila perhaps?
🙂 🙂 🙂 

happy and merry everything guys

happy and merry everything guys

happy and merry everything guys

I've had projects like this in the past. My favourite ways of doing it - although very time consuming are:
1.
Print the photos, place them in a suitable location, similar to the theme and then film that scene, add some camera movement and it can look really nice. Even placing them in a frame and putting them on a wall / windowsill can help give them sentimental value for people who weren't on the trip.
2.
Create parallaxes. Cut out the main subject, and separate the photo into a number of layers. Add a camera, put it all in a 3D space and do very small camera moves. From there, you can also add puppet pins and give people very small movements as well - like waving, or something.
The main thing is, don't add too much movement, even doing the Ken Burns thing. Subtlety is key with stills.

Might be worth looking at this service as it seems to tick the boxes for what you need.
https://screenlight.tv/
The free account seems like it will suffice as you only have a single project.

That is perfect! Can even set different expiry times for different viewers! Great find! Signed up, created account, uploaded a clip and it's already processed and ready for watching.

Hey,
I'm currently producing a feature length documentary and need to send it to a few people, but keep it very private, disable downloads and disable link sharing beyond my control etc.
I was hoping to use Google Drive, as that lets me do all of those things. Disable downloads, viewers will need to request access to the video, and I can take access away from individual people as and when it's necessary. Sounds perfect, but unfortunately, I've got the cursed 'We're processing this video. Check back later or download the video now.' A message that's shown for 3 days now on an .MP4 created in Premiere using the YouTube preset. It's only 1.5gb, so shouldn't be taking this long to process.
In the search of an alternative, I thought of using Vimeo. I could change the password every couple days and only let the necessary people know the new one, but they've removed the password option unless you pay, and I have enough subscriptions as it is. Also, 500mb weekly limit on the free account... what's the point?
YouTube's private links are ok, but I fear I'll have to keep deleting and reuploading to keep track of exactly who can view it.
Dropbox also forces you to pay $199 a year to unlock the 'disable downloads' function.
Shirley there's something out there that fits the bill... Or even batter, a way to get around Google Drive's ludicrous processing?
I have a Plex server - is there a way I can utilise that to host it privately, with the necessary restricted access described above?