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Dude..... That was fucking awesome

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[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by mattersin ↗

Let me stop your dumbass right there before you make yourself look even more retarded than you actually are.
I've been working in the film/tv industry for 7 years and know the loops and the technicalities that come with it. You obviously never heard of 'frame rate' nor 'output cables', both which can easily cause what appear to be smidges or choppy-like imaging. You cant even take into account that a cell phone is recording an LCD monitor. Jesus. If a camera has to capture something that happens veey quickly and the outputs+settings aren't perfect, you get imagery errors which you would later fix in post production. That said, this video is more real than cancer. You just have an immature understanding of digital outputs and frame rates. Gonna screen cap your comment for me and my co workers to laugh at the rest of the week at work. Thanks!!!!

Calm your fucking tits!

[mattersin]

Originally Posted by Dahlia_Neda ↗

Calm your fucking tits!

Notice how you can't even offer a rebuttal. I dont give a shit about 'likes' and 'dislikes' on here as you do. You can get all the buddies you want to try and help make you feel validated because you're an active user; doesn't deter from you being wrong. If you'd like to talk more about the technicalities on film and film making, I'll gladly explain in a orderly fashion. If you wanna have a popularity contest: you win.

[infidel66687]

It would be an awesome magic trick if the train would just be able to yell "TADA!!!!"

[davebaron666]

Originally Posted by mattersin ↗

Let me stop your dumbass right there before you make yourself look even more retarded than you actually are.
I've been working in the film/tv industry for 7 years and know the loops and the technicalities that come with it. You obviously never heard of 'frame rate' nor 'output cables', both which can easily cause what appear to be smidges or choppy-like imaging. You cant even take into account that a cell phone is recording an LCD monitor. Jesus. If a camera has to capture something that happens veey quickly and the outputs+settings aren't perfect, you get imagery errors which you would later fix in post production. That said, this video is more real than cancer. You just have an immature understanding of digital outputs and frame rates. Gonna screen cap your comment for me and my co workers to laugh at the rest of the week at work. Thanks!!!!

Thanx for explanation and i hope you can reach maturity levels where you can explain your information without insulting people who just made a simple observation.

[RobMoses]

Originally Posted by mattersin ↗

Notice how you can't even offer a rebuttal. I dont give a shit about 'likes' and 'dislikes' on here as you do. You can get all the buddies you want to try and help make you feel validated because you're an active user; doesn't deter from you being wrong. If you'd like to talk more about the technicalities on film and film making, I'll gladly explain in a orderly fashion. If you wanna have a popularity contest: you win.

If you have this vast knowledge, why not educate those who don't. I'd be interested.

[minka1]

Originally Posted by mattersin ↗

Notice how you can't even offer a rebuttal. I dont give a shit about 'likes' and 'dislikes' on here as you do. You can get all the buddies you want to try and help make you feel validated because you're an active user; doesn't deter from you being wrong. If you'd like to talk more about the technicalities on film and film making, I'll gladly explain in a orderly fashion. If you wanna have a popularity contest: you win.

You can be a know it all w/o being a jackass and attacking 1 of the most decent people on this site.

[sexpig4u]

That was a City Train system map showing that he was here and over there...

[Pink_spyder]

THAT WAS AWESOME!!!

[cannonreload]

Originally Posted by mattersin ↗

Let me stop your dumbass right there before you make yourself look even more retarded than you actually are.
I've been working in the film/tv industry for 7 years and know the loops and the technicalities that come with it. You obviously never heard of 'frame rate' nor 'output cables', both which can easily cause what appear to be smidges or choppy-like imaging. You cant even take into account that a cell phone is recording an LCD monitor. Jesus. If a camera has to capture something that happens veey quickly and the outputs+settings aren't perfect, you get imagery errors which you would later fix in post production. That said, this video is more real than cancer. You just have an immature understanding of digital outputs and frame rates. Gonna screen cap your comment for me and my co workers to laugh at the rest of the week at work. Thanks!!!!

ONLY 7 years!?! my god, man! judging from your expertise you so humbly displayed, I could swear you've been in the "magic industry" for half-a-century! please spare poor Dahlia from further viciously technical education in exchange for a DR community promise to never again provoke the god-emperor of AV and invite his bloody wrath!