Opa, obrigadão por assistir! Abs

Muito obrigado por ter assistido!!

Legal, muito obrigado pelo comentário!!

Obrigadão pelo comentário! Fico contente que tenha gostado. Abs!

Opa, obrigado pelo comentário. Que bom que vocês curtiu! Foi um video bem legal de filmar. Abs

Thanks, Jihed! This project was a lot of fun to make since I love trains, hehe, but if you pay attention, you'll notice a few continuity mistakes here and there. I was planning on reshooting a few of these shots, but my camera went haywire on me (as you know), so I decided to post it as is. Anyway, I'm glad you liked it. Cheers!

Hi there, thanks for watching! To catch the bus, head to the main bus station in Kandy, which is just around the corner from the train station. It's actually quite easy to find. I don't remember the exact schedule, but I believe the A/C buses leave every 30 minutes. I didn’t need to prepay for the ticket, I bought it directly from the driver. Hope that helps.

Oh, thanks! That's an area I'm not very confident in. I recorded most of what you hear with a Zoom H1 Essential - about 95%. Just a few sound effects, like the surgery room sound, were downloaded from the internet.

@@solo360 great work.

Thanks for watching, Michael! Yeah, it's a great camera. I've owned other cameras before and since, but there's something special about this one that I just can't explain. I'm currently working on another project with it about a steam train here in town (will be posting it in a few weeks). Once I’m done, I'll install an OLPF filter to see if it helps with some of these artifacts. It doesn't happen all the time but when it does, it can be annoying. But in spite of that, I still love her! :-)

Спасибо за ваш комментарий. В следующий раз постараюсь использовать меньше блюма, вероятно, только на тёмных кадрах (я использую chatGPT для перевода этого сообщения). С уважением

Opa, esse lugar fica do lado da Estação de Tanquinho, em Campinas. É um trem "Maria Fumaça" que vai de Campinas até Jaguariúna.

Thanks for watching, @derbenev! Всего вам доброго!

Hi there, thanks for watching! It was actually the third version, the one that came out a year or two ago.

@@solo360 Thank you!

Obrigado, Elaine!!! 🙂

Thank you very much @iso_800 !!!

Thank you so much!

Thank you very much!

Obrigado @studioset49 . Para essa última viagem, eu levei um filtro da Tiffen chamado SoftFX (2). Ele ajuda a suavizar a imagem um pouco mais, e cria também um pouco de difusão, que a deixa com uma aparência mais de anos 80 (nos anos 80, muitos filmes foram filmados com filtros de difusão também). E depois durante a edição, eu uso um plugin chamado Dehancer, que me ajuda com as cores. Mas existem outros semelhantes. E se você usa Davinci Resolve, tem alguns videos no YT que ensinam como chegar numa imagem mais “orgânica” sem esses plugins.

Obrigado

Thanks @ledheavy26. I appreciate it. And yeah, I loved the fact you can literally fit the camera in your pocket. Very handy, especially when you’re traveling.

Thanks Franz! Cheers!

Obrigado Moara !!!

"Thanks, Jihed. I used Dehancer for the halation, but I recently found out you can also do it very easily on DaVinci. By the way, I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but I took one of the first photos (kid at the end of the alley) there in your hometown when we met :-)

@@solo360 Yes I noticed, impossible to miss the Medina Tunis when I see it on pictures or video ;)

@@JihedBenHammadi Yes!! I need to visit Tunisia again. Not only Tunis but also Kairouan. It's one of my bucket-list destinations.

@@solo360 That would be awesome!!

Thanks, Jihed. Istanbul is an amazing city. You should definitely add it to your list of destinations to visit. It's a great place for photography as well-lots to see.

Thanks!

Obrigado

Valeu Gaspar!!

Thank you so much!! Cheers!

Yes, thanks, that was the intention. I shot on a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera (the original one). I used a glass filter by Tiffen called SoftFX (helps soften the image) and two plugins: Scatter by Digital Village and Dehancer (for the colors).

@@solo360wow! Thanks so much for the detailed answer. Lmk if you happen to be coming to Kazakhstan.

@@AzizMussilimov I will, thanks! Kazakhstan is actually on my list (there's a ferry/ship from Azerbaijan to Kazakhstan that I was planning to take). I’ve been to Uzbekistan twice. Cheers!

@@solo360 yeah! I’ve seen that on your videos:)

Thank you so much, @mooodygraphy . And thanks for watching! Cheers!

Thank you so much, @blyby. Cheers!

Thanks Jihed! Cheers!

Thanks! The shapes and geometries I've come across in Istanbul helped quite a bit. It's a great city for photography.

Thanks, I really appreciate it!

Thank you

Obrigado pelo comentário @VicerFx. Eu concordo, eu já filmei bastante com a Red Scarlet, mas atualmente eu prefiro as imagens da BMPCC OG. Em abril agora eu vou filmar outra viagem, e postarei aqui assim que ficar pronto. Abs.

Thank you very much for your comment, @Kohl_Fast . Cheers!

I hope one day to achieve 5% of Kiarostami's talent.

Oops, try it again; it's in 4K now. KZbin takes a while to process Prores files.

@@solo360 I knew it was a mistake lol. Your video’s are amazing👏

Oh, thank you so much, Walingh. I really appreciate that !!!

Thanks for the support again, Jihed!

Thanks @RamonLinares for the support! I should be back on my feet soon. Already plotting my next adventure for April. Cheers!

@stevebeat Thanks, Steve, much appreciated. I just checked out your channel and noticed you have the Meike 25mm lens. I've just ordered this lens myself. How pleased are you with it?

@@solo360 I love this little lens. Took me some time to get used to it, focusing mainly. But I think the quality is really good for the price/size. Looking forward to hear your opinion on it.

@@stevebeat What was the issue with the focusing that you ran into? I purchased this lens specifically for its manual focusing feature. I own a Panasonic 12-35 lens but found the focus to be too challenging due to its focus-by-wire mechanism.

@@solo360 maybe it’s my lens, but I find it a bit too soft. It’s very easy to change focus/aperture by accident. But when you are used to it then it’s ok. It’s a great lens though, hope you like it!

I appreciate your kind words, Elaine!!!! 🙂

Thanks a bunch for the awesome words, bud! Loved your videos too. Really appreciate it!

Thanks, Mario. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you

Thank you

Thanks again Du Vojagantoj! It's great to hear that you enjoyed it!

Thanks Du Vojagantoj, I really appreciate it.

Thank you, Prithvi. Your comment is much appreciated. A friend of mine said the same thing. However, there are occasions where I prefer to keep the original ambient sound rather than adding music to the background, as it enables me to fully immerse myself in the moment and relive the experience.