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Panoramic photographs are great at taking in entire landscapes, urban and natural. They allow you to see beyond what your camera can capture in one frame (or in the case of panographies, many many many frames). But why stop with stills? Your digital camera probably shoots video clips as well, and by stitching those clips together, you can make a full-motion video panorama. Landscapes, streetscapes, interior shots, birthday parties, they all come to life in sparkling, wide-angle videoramas. If you liked our panographies, you’ll love our videoramas. Read on to see an example and learn how it’s done. p.s. Haaappy Birthday, Photojojo! We turned 1 yesterday. :D Help us celebrate by blogging about us or telling a friend about your favorite photo newsletter. It would make our day!
First things first, let’s see an example of a simple videorama: Cool, eh? Now let’s make one from scratch! You’ll need either Apple’s Final Cut Pro or Macromedia’s Flash Pro to make a videorama. We’ve got tutorials for both, loaded with screenshots to get you going. If you don’t have either one, find a friend who does or a computer lab with the software. Either way, choose one of these tutorials to get started: How to Use Final Cut Pro to Make a Videorama How to Use Flash to Make a Videorama → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← A Guide to Perfect Panoramas Starring 2 New Photog Tools! A DIY Windscreen for your Digital Camera: Silence the Wind Noise in your Digital Video The Flip Video — The $100 Digital Video Camera that’s Tiny, Cheap, and Fun! |
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[...] Happy birthday Photojojo! Inspired to try out today’s tip and tutorial on making Videoramas – full motion video panoramas. [...]
Pingback by emily’s playground » Links for 2007-04-02: Her Story is Strange — April 2, 2007 @ 9:35 am
[...] VideoPanorama Dopo le foto panoramiche ora possibile creare i video panoramici utilizzando con Mac: Apples Final Cut Pro e con il PC: Macromedias Flash Pro http://photojojo.com/content/diy/vid…deo-panoramas/ __________________ "Il tempo e i fatti stanno gi distribuendo ragioni e torti." [...]
Pingback by VideoPanorama - Tutti Per Uno - Forum — April 2, 2007 @ 9:38 am
[...] You’ll need either Apple’s Final Cut Pro or Macromedia’s Flash Pro–the site provides separate tutorials for both programs. (If you know of any freeware alternatives that can do the job, talk them up in the comments.) Basically, you shoot the same scene several times, but adjust the camera each time so that only a bit of the previous frame overlaps. From there it’s a matter of assembling the clips, stitching them together, etc. If the sample video on Photojojo’s side is any indication, the results can be really slick (think animated panoramas). — Rick Broida How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video Clips [Photojojo] [...]
Pingback by Techzi » Blog Archive » Turn digicam video clips into “videoramas” — April 2, 2007 @ 4:30 pm
[...] What’s been happening in the multimedia world of photos and videos? I’m glad you asked! Photojojo’s patent-pending videorama technique. Multiple videos merged into one. [...]
Pingback by North by Northwestern » Watch the whole city, why don’cha? — April 2, 2007 @ 5:09 pm
[...] Happy first birthday Photojojo! Inspired by this delightful site/e-mail list that’s all about fun with photos to try out today’s tip and tutorial on making Videoramas – full motion video panoramas. [...]
Pingback by emily’s playground » Links for 2007-04-02: Her Story is Strange — April 2, 2007 @ 9:45 pm
[...] How to make Videoramas is a tutorial on how to make “videoramas”. I didn’t find the tutorial particularly interesting, but I’ve never heard of videoramas before and the sample videorama in the website is quite cool. Hopefully we’ll be seeing a lot more of these in the future. [...]
Pingback by Shifting Mind » Links for Apr 2nd — April 3, 2007 @ 1:58 am
[...] Link Original: Photojojo » How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video Clips [...]
Pingback by Photojojo » How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video Clips « Gatika(blog.com) — April 3, 2007 @ 3:57 am
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Pingback by Amazing Video Panoramas! (Tutorial) « My Journeys through the ETHER — April 3, 2007 @ 5:32 am
[...] Photojojo » How to Make Video Panoramas Combine your digital camera’s video clips to make a full-motion video panorama. The examples on the page have an ethereal quality to them, with people slightly fading into and out of view where the clips overlap. (tags: video photography) [...]
Pingback by Peterwrites » links for 2007-04-03 — April 3, 2007 @ 11:23 am
[...] In the spirit of yesterday’s post, I decided to visit my usual photo haunts. One of the best being Photojojo. Lo and behold it’s their 1st birthday! So, if you haven’t visited, there’s a whole year’s worth of content to browse. So many projects and fun stuff to do it’ll take you a whole year to go through the DIY goodness. My favorites are the most recent video panorama (dooood!) and the block posters. Have a camera? Into farting around with fun stuff? Photojojo’s the place. Happy birthday. Can’t wait to see what the next year brings! [...]
Pingback by Design Tribune » Blog Archive » Happy Birthday Photojojo! — April 3, 2007 @ 12:32 pm
[...] (UPDATE: Yesterday’s piece by new Photojojo Projects Wizard Susan Buck made Delicious Popular, Digg’s homepage, Lifehacker and, just now, Kottke!) Quickly bookmark this post: [...]
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[...] Photojojo » How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video Clips (tags: video panorama howto) [...]
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[...] How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera?s Video Clips (Photojojo) : SR: Nice little Flash How-To [...]
Pingback by Present Tensed » Links/Articles that Intrigued Me between April 1st and April 3rd — April 3, 2007 @ 8:37 pm
[...] Photojojo » How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video ClipsPanoramic photographs are great at taking in entire landscapes, urban and natural. They allow you to see beyond what your camera can capture in one frame (or in the case of panographies, many many many frames). [...]
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[...] A big thanks to all our readers who in the past year have Dugg our projects and thought they were De.licio.us. You keep reading and we’ll keep the photo shiz coming! [...]
Pingback by Photojojo Blog » Happy Birthday Photojojo! — April 5, 2007 @ 11:29 pm
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Pingback by blackrimglasses.com » Blog Archive » Photojojo » How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video Clips — April 6, 2007 @ 6:18 pm
[...] Photojojo has a great tutorial that shows you how to stitch your digital camera’s movie clips and make them into cool video panoramas! Link. [...]
Pingback by Rainy Day Crafts » Blog Archive » HOW TO - Make Video Panoramas — April 10, 2007 @ 4:36 pm
[...] http://photojojo.com/content/diy/videoramas-stitch-digital-video-panoramas/ Filed under: Videos, Gadgets, Photography, Design, Blogging, Internet | [...]
Pingback by Video Panorama (Photojojo tip) « @blueskies’ — April 29, 2007 @ 11:25 am
[...] After seeing this Rocketboom episode and this tutorial, I thought I’d play around with creating a simple video panorama. Shot in the District wine bar in San Francisco. Gary Vaynerchuk from Wine Library TV was in town and his holding court with some fans. Gary is a rad dude and if you’re into wine at all, his vlog is a must see. [...]
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[...] watch video youtube crazy Photojojo tutorial on how to use Final Cut Pro or Flash to stitch together videos to make an awesome video panorama (”videorama”)read more | digg story [...]
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Pingback by Design Pilez » Amazing Video Panoramas! (Tutorial) — November 3, 2007 @ 11:17 am
[...] If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. I posted a bit ago about making panorama pictures from your photo. But the always impressive Photojojo.com has stepped it up a notch. This morning, they posted a tutorial on How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video Clips. They call them Videoramas. [...]
Pingback by FreeMacPhoto.com » Blog Archive » Video Panoramas From Your Camera — December 19, 2007 @ 3:17 pm
[...] How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video ClipsYour digital camera probably shoots video clips as well, and by stitching those clips together, you can make a full-motion video panorama. Landscapes, streetscapes, interior shots, birthday parties, they all come to life in sparkling, wide-angle videoramas. If you liked our panographies, you’ll love our videoramas. Read on to see an example and learn how it’s done. [...]
Pingback by Adobe Flash Tutorials - Best of — January 18, 2008 @ 4:30 pm
[...] How to Make Video Panoramas from Your Digital Camera’s Video ClipsYour digital camera probably shoots video clips as well, and by stitching those clips together, you can make a full-motion video panorama. Landscapes, streetscapes, interior shots, birthday parties, they all come to life in sparkling, wide-angle videoramas. If you liked our panographies, you’ll love our videoramas. Read on to see an example and learn how it’s done. [...]
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