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RE: Videography

bhasmang — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 11:04:46 GMT

Thanks Chris, Wright and Richard, I am sure I'll be able to do that now. You guys are a great help, be it photography/ videography/ anything.....:)

RE: Videography

hahn23 — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 05:08:22 GMT

Google "video conversion". Lots of service links appear. Certainly one could contact one of those places to ask about feasibility. Certainly this is available somehow.

Mac users hit cntrl+option+command+8 to turn your screen into a negative image anytime. Theoretically, if you were watching the negative video on a mac and inverted the video, you'd see the video in natural.

And, again if you have a Mac, the [i]de rigueur[/i] application is [url=http://www.apple.com/ilife/imovie/][size="2"]iMovie[/size][/url]. iMovie has the video effect you're looking for.

[url=http://desktopvideo.about.com/od/desktopediting/ig/iMovie-Video-Effects-Video-FX/Negative.htm][size="2"]iMovie Video Effects - Negative[/size][/url]

RE: Videography

wemor — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 13:53:50 GMT

Play the negative version of the tape/file to the recorder and record it in negative mode again (is that a double negative?). MIGHT WORK? This would kind of support the theory of Two Wrongs might make a Right! (two negatives make a positive?) WE

Videography

bhasmang — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 11:25:03 GMT

Hi, this is actually related to videography, and not to photography. About 8 years back my parents went to far east on a holiday, and they took my camcorder with them, but when they return we found out that everything they had shot was captured in "negative mode". I checked up then with a few people if they can convert that into the colour mode, but the answer was no. After all these years I wonder if there is any software developed that can do it for me. Has anyone any idea on this, if yes please let me know.