Express Action Sports

I’m not a tech-savvy person, so I would like the answer to be in a simpler language.

Anyhow, I want to make a video of different international sports persons in action. I’ve taken like 4 videos, trimmed them down to the parts I want and saved the project.

Now, this video will be showcased on a big screen, so I would like to know-

1) a suitable resolution I should keep my movie in.

2) what youtube video downloading software I should use.

3) I’ll also be adding some music. So, which youtube to MP3 converter should I use?

4) the video part is flowing smoothly, but when I put the audio in it, it starts playing very erratically and slowly. Why is this happening, and what can I do about it?

THANKS!

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I’m considering getting a SLR, possibly a canon? I want one that I can get good shot from a distance and take action shots(for sports, etc.) without a blur.

This is how I do it; that’s as affordable as I can make it….

– Canon 500D.
– 75-300mm IS lens

In my eyes; this is as cheap and light as it is possible.
Advantage
– cheap
– light
– long reach
disadvantage
– plastic mount. not as durable
– slow lens i think it is a 6.3 at 300mm
– not protected from the elements

For sports photography, having long reach is just a small piece of a bigger puzzle.
– getting as close as you can to the player or the person. They stand on teh sideline for a reason
– fast lens (some use 300mm f/2.8 <– very expensive)
– if you are taking picture in harsh weather conditions. Dirt bikes; snow… You need weather protection… Canon 7d + 70-200mm f/2.8

edit; the rest of it is knowing the gear you are using….
fast shutter speed to freeze the action
high iso to get the faster speed
getting the proper exposure… etc

I’m fifteen years old, and i’d like to buy my first dslr. I’m a very fast learner, and eventually i’d like a career in photography. I’d love to be a concert photographer or an Action Sports photographer. Anywho, i have been looking at the Nikon D3000, and it seems really nice. I especially like the guide mode, because i really don’t know much about photography, and it looks like a very simple camera to use. I also like the Nikon D5000, especially because it has the swivel lcd screen, and since this is my first dslr, i only want to use it to take pictures of myself/friends/family, and occasionally when i go on vacation. I haven’t really looked at the Canon cameras, but if you know a good beginner one please recommend it. I have been reading that the 35mm lens for Nikon is a very good lens if you want fast/sharp images. Would this lens be appropriate for a beginner dslr, and the things i’d be shooting?

You might want to start with something a little easier to use, and a little less expensive, especially if you only want to take pictures of friend and special occasions!

To begin with, try a point and shoot because they are specifically designed for amateurs (I don’t mean that insultingly >.<) but if your heart is set on an SLR, Nikon, Fuji and Canon are the best makes, with Nikon and Canon being the leading brands.

The Nikon D-40, D-60, and D-90 series are superb, being the cheapest of this range and with a little bit of play, quite easy to use. I do not know much about Fuji, but the Canon D1000 also have very good reviews although slightly more expensive.

A good lens to start off with would be a general multipurpose lens ranging from 18mm-55mm, this gives a good range of macro zoom to a decent long-distance. Perfect for starting out and this usually will come with the camera. Lenses are really expensive, for a good lens you can expect to pay between £250 up to £5000, depending on the lens!

As for the career, it would be a good idea for you to look up some good college courses, and start taking lots and lots of pictures of things that interest you: flowers, people, events, buildings, to begin to build up a portfolio of work you could show to potential interviews. A career as a photographer is pretty difficult, you can’t just buy a camera and start taking pictures, you need to learn composition, lighting effects, what makes a good photograph, ect. Once you have a good understanding, then you could start branching out into different subjects that interest you.

Just remember that you can get perfectly good photographs on a simple point-and-shoot (I’ve done that plenty of times) it’s the photographer that makes the photograph, not the camera.

I hope this has helped you, and if you any advice look me up.

Good Luck
Alex

OK , so you got the talent in Drawing, Designing, setting game plans or whatsoever.

If you were to develop a video game, what would it be ? < RPG -Sport-Action -Racing etc etc > ?

Do you fee that you Own the Creativity for being a Developer ?
Which company would you join ?

—–
If it`s for me, I`d chose Capcom or namco 🙂

adventure, decision making, countless quests, wide variety of weapons. Almost like fallout/skyrim mixed up with star wars kotor I&II, and some legend of zelda.

Most of all, i wanna make a game with the protagonist as a kid(about 15yrs) and he has Great powers. powers that surpass those guys in dbz. First half or quarter of the game is you conquering the world. Then the rest is about people from other planets coming to kill you. either that or ppl from the future.

To bad single player games arent popular nowadays.

I would join Naughty dog, bethesda, or square enix

okay this is for photography again, I want to take a picture of some local footballers, but they come out blurry, and when I sue flash they come out too bright. So how can I stop them in their place without any flashing or blurring.

Help me pleasee <3
Yes I am using an SLR, and Thankyouu (:

You don’t need flash you just need a fast shutter speed. Set your camera to shutter priority so the camera will sort the aperture out.

Start at 1/250 and see how that works, if not, go faster

Hey Everyone,

Well what i am trying to do is display my categorys(with there picture) side by side. heres an example of what i am trying to do

action arcade
action.jpg arcade.jpg

shooting sports
shooting.jpb sports.jpg

right now it displays as the following

action
action.jpg

arcade
arcade.jpg

shooting
shooting.jpg

sports
sports.jpg

i am not sure if its something in my html i need to change or something i need to add from php or mysql. Here is what i currently have. name2 is the name of the category, products_image is the name of the image.

$result = mysql_query("SELECT products_image,name2 FROM categorypics order by pd_id");

while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
echo "<table>";
echo "<tr><td class=’categoryheads’>
$row[name2]</td></tr>";
echo "<td><img src=\"$row[products_image]\"
alt=\"\" /></td>\n";
echo "</table>";
}

if someone could explain what i am doing wrong, i would really appreciate it.

Thank you,
Rach

echo "<table><tr>";
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result))
{
echo "<td class=’categoryheads’>
$row[name2]<rb/>";
echo "<img src=\"$row[products_image]\"
alt=\"\" /></td>\n";
}
echo "</tr></table>";
this will outputs
action…….arcade……..shooting…….sports
action.jpg..arcade.jpg..shooting.jpg..sports.jpg
if you want in on two lines:
$col = 0;
echo ("<table>");
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result))
{
if ($col == 0)
echo ("<tr>");
echo "<td class=’categoryheads’>
$row[name2]<rb/>";
echo "<img src=\"$row[products_image]\"
alt=\"\" /></td>\n";
$col++;
if ($col == 2)
{
echo ("</tr>");
$cnt = 0;
}
}
echo "</tr></table>";

(replace <rb/> by the real thing [stupid editor])

I have a DVD a friend of mine made… it is video he made with his digital video camera of some Action Sports. I want to post it on my website where people can see it. He created the DVD with a Apple… I have a PC. The DVD files I see are as follows:
VIDEO_TS.IFO 12KB
VIDEO_TS.MPEG 232KB
VIDEO_TS.BUP 12KB
VTS_01_0.IFO 22KB
VTS_01_0.MPEG 270KB
VTS_01_0.BUP 22KB
and last but not least…
VTS_01_1.MPEG 335,006KB — I am pretty sure this is the video I want.

I know how to FTP and I have full access to a web server without any monthly bandwidth limitations… within reason of course.

well you can either upload the file and have a link to it on your site for download or you can show it on thei site by using the <embed> tag – checkout http://www.w3schools.org for more info on <embed>

Otherwise you might want to consider streaming the video- for this you will need streaming software. search "streaming video" on http://www.wikipedia.org for more info.

Hope this helps