Progress Video 5

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For the most part, the issues with filming and camera steadiness were fixed with better angles and some editing using warp stabilizer and zoom effects. The main issues this week are with framerate and quality, both of which are out of my control due to my weaker hardware, though color corrections and some fancy effects could make the appearance of such a bit less visible. 
In addition to the weaker hardware, heavy editing or nested edits are very hard for my computer to process and render, making minor changes almost impossible to regularly create. 

This week, I quickly edited the first 30 seconds of the video to be completely finished. The overall resolution and template are also now set in stone. 


Editing is kept simple, following a set template of a cinematic bar/resolution and regular zooms that make the video appear smoother, but still natural. Filming was also simpler this week as well.

In the following days, most of the raw video will be recorded and imported. 


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