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This may help as I have used it for a timelpase effect.

A small short AV from our local theatre company production that finished last wee. All my images and post-processing.

Nicely done, appreciate the time and effort in this. It looks complex and I have not not experiemnted with masks as I tend to use PTE for more simple straight forward projects.

Hello Alex Just saw this and downloaded. I need to get my head around these soon. Thanks for sharing. Mark

Hello Great and very modern. Especially suited to the images in the sample video. Will look at it later in more detail. Thanks for sharing. Mark

Yes I understand that IR is not everybody's favourite photography and appreciate that. Initially I used false colour IR but now most images are at a higher spectrum so mainly monochromatic. For me sometimes colour can be a distraction. I think in busy scenes like this it can help to focus more on the individual elements in the scene. Thanks for commenting. Mark

A friend did a workshop with Anne Zahalka a few years ago. Anne current has an exhibition at a local regional gallery. She is a highly successful Australian photographer and this month will have one of her images released as a postage stamp. If you are interested Google search her name. He asked if she wanted to come on one of our regular photographic wanders, and here is a short AV about the day last Wednesday.

A farm owned by the wife of a former Australian deputy prime minister, which I had the pleasure of photographing in infrared. AI was used for the voice-over then edited in PTE.

This is a 7-image stitched panorama at the Amsterdam Canal Cruise Terminal, waiting for the next Hop On Hop Off Cruise boat to arrive. Mark

Yes I think that is a carryover from "DOS" legacy foundation. It used to be limted to 31 characters also from memory but that has now changed. A bit like "space bar" in HTML which is 4 characters in programming from memory. Long time since I re-engineered any programming.

Thanks Alex, lucky to have it on my doorstep not far from home.

There is no doubt the straight dissolve would work well on this very linear/geometric landscape, especially when an O & A zoom/move is used also. Thanks for commenting.

At dawn, the horizon at Sharpes Beach begins to breathe. A thin blade of gold lifts from the Pacific, softening the dark edges of sea and sky. The tide whispers along the sand, and the first surfers drift like silhouettes against a molten path of light. A lone fisherman wanders in quiet witness as morning gathers strength. Mobile phone in hand, I follow the coast's curve toward Flat Rock. The air smells of salt and moss. Waves comb the rocks in rhythmic bursts, perfect for camera and time-lapse footage. Gulls wheel overhead. By the time the sun clears the headland, the day feels newly written. All images and video captured on the mobile phone. I used the recently shared transition by Dirk1503 on some of the images.

Thank you. Great effect, just used it in a show that I was working on from last Friday. Appreciate you sharing Mark

Thank you - glad you liked it. Doing a portrait photo shoot with her on the 23rd.