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Amazingly you can actually trim video clips using Lightroom's Library Module and then stitch clips together in its Slideshow Module.
Wednesday 30 May 2018
Using Lightroom for Editing Video Clips
If you cannot do something in a software application, chances are that some enterprising individual will come up with a workaround! Here's how you can create a Lightroom video preset from a screen grab.
Monday 28 May 2018
Using Lightroom for Viewing Video Clips
I have used Adobe Lightroom as a video player for a number of years because, surprisingly, it plays clips really smoothly, in fact better than many dedicated media players - even Adobe Premiere Pro. Here's a short description on how to do this in Adobe Lightroom.
Importing and Playing Video using Adobe Lightroom from Robin Nichols on Vimeo.
Although there are a few editing presets in the Library Module of Lightroom, there's not much else that can help a keep video shooter. Or is there? Here's a short tutorial on how to make your own (custom) edit to a video clip by working off a screen grab from the video...Editing Video in Lightroom Workaround by Working off a Screen Grab from Robin Nichols on Vimeo.
Tuesday 22 May 2018
Poaching in the Park
Early morning drive to a remote part of Pilanesberg National Park to check out reports of poaching during the previous day or night... |
Baboons Crossing the Road
Chacma Baboon The male, probably the dominant male appears out of the shrubbery to check if the coast is clear. Apparently we are no threat in the safari vehicle. |
In single and double file about 50 baboons frolic past us in the vehicle. Most appear to be quite young. The babies are carried on the mothers' back. |
A close-up of the same mother and baby combination seen above. Hopefully the baby will grow into its ears over time. |
Most of the younger baboons dash past, engrossed in play |
Monday 21 May 2018
Animal Camouflage at Work
Sunday 20 May 2018
Meanwhile in Pilanesberg National Park
At the end of day 2 in Pilanesberg National Park we spotted this female Kudu, a beautiful antelope with big ears and a shy nature (processed using Luminar 2018) |
White rhino checking us out before crossing the road in front of the vehicle |
Black-shouldered Kite |
Impala |
Black-backed Jackal |
Lilac-breasted Roller |
Lioness with tracking collar Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Female rhino with massive horn Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Grey Hornbill Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Impala Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Springbok Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
White rhino Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Great egret Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Nile crocodile Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Giraffe Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Lens envy Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Steinbok, second smallest deer in Africa Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Frolicking zebra Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Hippos Pic by Natalie Hitchens |
Giant kingfisher with a fishPic by Natalie Hitchens |
Common quail on road |
Crimson-breasted Shrike |
Bulbul |
Young white rhino crossing road |
Blue wilderbeest |
Game driving in Pilanesberg |
Wildebeest in the late afternoon light |
Iconic African bird - the Lilac-breasted Roller |
Female Southern weaver |
Friday 18 May 2018
Roadside Vendors on Route Nationale 7, Madagascar
Not so far out of Tana you see a lot of roadside vendors and their toys - all made from beaten metal soft drinks cans |
Peas for sale - the empty tin can is a universal Malagasy unit of measurement |
At another roadside stop, this kid appeared with a basket of pokpok on his head - Cape Gooseberries |
Nice-looking veggies in the highlands |
A second-hand shoe seller on the street somewhere... |
Service please Pastries for sale in Ambositra |
A woman and her sewing business on the street |
Kids toys for rent in the main street, Antsirabe |
Another roadside halt - this time to see a demonstration of how the locals weave sisal. Most of the sisal products are robust and useful, like baskets, hats, dinner mats, etc. |
This woman is laying dried flowers (that she picked in the morning) onto freshly made paper pulp to make illustrated stationary... |
Advertising hording on the highway. |
In the south villages are dirt-poor - one shop offering a few tomatoes only... |
Same situation in the south - dirt poor. The entire family is sitting in the 'shop' waiting for a passer-by to buy something |
An agricultural supplies shop selling rice in carefully colour-coded sacks. Empty sacks are used to make sails for fishing boats. |
Three Horses Beer advertising is everywhere... |
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