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Hi Cynthia. Yes you can, thanks for asking. Which group is it? There are quite a few other St Helens video on my channel from about 8 years ago

@@andyshukie7990 st Helen's years gone by...thank you so much...video is fantastic x

@@cynthiamelling7392 Thanks x

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Hi Dave, thanks for the comment. I don’t have any new videos at the moment

@@andyshukiephotography112 - Thanks for the reply, will be looking forward to any & all new videos that you make.👍

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Hi James. Unfortunately, the project came to an end. After taking on water and settling on a silt bed where she was moored, she was seized by the port authorities and was no longer accessible by anyone involved. She was towed to a different part of the docks and is still awaiting her fait. (Summer 2020) It is assumed that she will be towed to be dismantled in the near future, it has been mentioned that this might be done in Scotland. No one involved in her in the past have any access to her, nor are they able to get any information. She is locked up tight and an alarm system is fitted. A really sad end to for everyone involved, two and a half years of hard work gone. She is still afloat, but the 6 months with her lower and mid deck spaces under water have taken their toll. She is ruined internally and would need to be completely gutted in order to move forward. In this economic climate, it is not likely that anyone would invest in her now

@@andyshukiephotography112 thanks for telling me about this :( :( Now I have not happy at all :( :( :( :( I was looking towards to have a ride on her to Llandudno and back again for the first time but she could been saved still doesn't matter if she still floated after they drain the water out of whole of the vessel she could be repaired once again a lot safer! all they could done is ask the lottery funding for some money like they giving some money to the people who done the old steam tug/ferry boat up so why can't they do this with her??? because the people were promised down this end of the water (in the Wirral and Liverpool area) we would have hovercrafts running once again but they did not do it ! ? then the people heard about this very ferry boat getting done up to have it up and running once again travelling to Llandudno there and back again a lot of people thinking yippee something of the old history come back to life what we Were promised to have running once again so now it does not look like we are going to get anything back up and running once again what we have promised many times with our old history things :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :(

Spiral Dive Thanks for the comments. The video was posted Dec 2014 and was shot through the summer of 2014 (leaves still on the trees) That’s coming on for almost 6 years ago which was before regulations came in to effect. It’s a valid point from today’s point of view, you couldn’t do that now.

George Jenner Thanks :)

tommylfc98 Hi Tommy. I use a Canon 5D mainly but I used a GoPro for most of the timelapse on this video. Most of the other timelapse videos on my channel are done on the 5D. I usually shoot wide, somewhere between 16mm and 50mm. The thing about quality is that if you spend loads on kit to get the best result.......it's a waste by the time CZcams and Facebook heavily compress the file to publish it. Best of luck with your work.

Andy Shukie Photography Hi, thanks for that! Could I ask what 5d you use? Is it the mark ii? Also what go pro do you use? Funny enough I've been looking at getting a go pro and a 5d if you could let me know which ones you have that would be great! Thanks :)

+Virginia Abreu de Paula Thanks for the comments, it's much appreciated!

+Dave Wood. Hi and thanks very much for the comments. Yeah, spotted that well after I had posted it, more of a typo issue than spelling. When editing, the preview screen is very small at the side of the story board clips etc so its not that easy to spot. You are more concerned with timings and spacing and making sure the credits come together on a beat and then spread apart and fade on a beat than what they actually say. By the time I had spotted it, too many people had already linked my video and it would be a problem to remove it as you cant edit it in CZcams. Funny thing is that it was a saved sequence from a different video and so that means another of my videos is the same....not sure if anyone's spotted it yet. When making the videos, you probably run it 500x looking for timings and fades and content etc, by the time you've finished it, you really dont want to see it again for a long time....so it gets uploaded and its a while before you see it again and spot the obvious.

+Jamie Harris. Hello and thanks for the comment....would you give me some details of who you are and who will see the video plus how will it work in relation to the website. Thanks. Andy

Hi Nic and thanks for the comment. Ive had a quick look at your video and I think that you've done everything right on the camera. Many of my shots are at 3 and 5 sec intervals, some even at 30 secs and so a faster frame rate will not smooth it out. Without knowing the details of your process, I suspect you have have an issue with how your software renders the final video. Have a look at your software settings and check "frames per second" or "FPS" on your export file and ensure you are set to PAL. You need to output at 25 FPS for the UK. Another possibility is that you havent shot enough frames and you are trying to stretch a short clip to produce a longer file. Let me know how you get on, that was a great first sequence!

+Andy Shukie Photography Thanks for taking the time to have a look at mine and commenting back. I think it was 24fps for mine. What software do you use to cut it together?

+Nic Taylor Photo. No problem. 24 FPS is often used for a cinematic effect and 25 FPS for normal PAL in the UK and both are ok to use. Some software will default to the USA's 30 FPS on the NTSC system and it is there that you can run into incompatibility issues. I use Lightroom and a plugin from LRTimelapse for all my timelapse sequences. How many total frames have you shot for each sequence?

+Andy Shukie Photography 360 for the 1st one which is 15 seconds long and 240 for the other which is 10 seconds. I eventually want to do 4K but Lightroom wouldn't output 4K via the slideshow module which I initially tried as I do all my editing via that

+Nic Taylor Photo. Sounds like your camera is set up right and you have enough frames to make a good clip, so that just leaves either the software Nic........or...... your PC cant cope with the render process. It is a huge task that you're asking the pc to do, and as it takes so long to do, you get tempted to do other things on the pc at the same time which just makes it worse. My previous Pc was happy editing video and so I thought it was powerful enough....... but threw a paddy when I asked it to render a timelpase, it took every bit of RAM and processor power that I had. I havent used Lightroom to totally create sequences as I export to LRTimelaspe from Lightroom to render and so I cant advise you on what could be going wrong. I'm sure there must be some good tutorials here on CZcams for that. Hope you find the answers and let me know how you get on!

+Nic Taylor Photo. Thanks for the comment! There's no track or rail is used in those long shots, you take a photo on a tripod, move a few inches, re-compose, re-expose and re-shoot....move a few inches and do it all again about 600 times whist trying to keep to the same line and the same general view as you progress. You get some very strange looks off people while you're doing it!! It then needs to be smoothed out in software.

+Andy Shukie Photography Wow! Painstaking stuff. That's mental. Amazing result though. What camera did you use?

Canon 5D

Hello, thanks for the comment. Yes, you may use it with credit and link back to my CZcams page.

+hambih Thanks!