It's great to see what is not only the recent but also the best you have done in the last decade as some of these I think go back to 2010 with the Liverpool and Manchester DEV DVD. Also great to see some features to. This does prove how popular you are today and how far you have come as well as looking forward to the future even with when it will be all done by download (and hopefully no sooner and hopefully much later). Now I think you can look very well forward and think about how to celebrate Driver's Eye View 100 as you ain't too far away from releasing that now!!! Here to You for the Future. Keep Riding and exploring the rails.
im dutch, and for my English test on school i got an artical about "slow TV" and an alinea about a british cameraman who attempted it in his "video 125". Interesting how this ended up on a Dutch English test.
I Know of Jean Dulez he did some of the filmwork for those Documentaries Steam Fever and Desert Steam among other titles with the 25NC's there was also The 25C's or condensing locomotives though all but three were converted to 25NC's by 1980
I have nearly all your cab rides on dvd and I just love them to bits currently in the process of upgrading to blu-Ray copies from standard definition and wow why did it take me this long! Will any ever me made in the future in 4K or the new 8K?
The majority of our customers still view in standard definition. Many people say they can't even see the difference between SD and HD so filming in 4K let alone releasing in 4K is not viable. As for 8K which is 16 times the defintion of HD quite simply even we cannot see the point. To record and process in such an ultra ultra quality would take up so much space as to make it unworkable. With a typical comfortable viewing distance from tv or computer screen we are totally content to continue to publish in 1920 x 180 HD. It must also be said that definition is not everything. Viewing 4K drone footage from a state of the art DJI drone alongside 2K from a £30K broadcast camera with HD optics, there is a marked difference in quality - in favour of the 2K.
I don't buy off of Video 125 Driver's eye view anymore because they make 2 cut points, not being able 2 see the whole route.And because I've got aload of free Driver Views.
I’ve got everyone of your DEV videos and all of them are top quality. Keep up the good work.
I really enjoyed this! I've got quite a few of them! I'll have to soon order the rest.
It's great to see what is not only the recent but also the best you have done in the last decade as some of these I think go back to 2010 with the Liverpool and Manchester DEV DVD. Also great to see some features to. This does prove how popular you are today and how far you have come as well as looking forward to the future even with when it will be all done by download (and hopefully no sooner and hopefully much later). Now I think you can look very well forward and think about how to celebrate Driver's Eye View 100 as you ain't too far away from releasing that now!!! Here to You for the Future. Keep Riding and exploring the rails.
im dutch, and for my English test on school i got an artical about "slow TV" and an alinea about a british cameraman who attempted it in his "video 125". Interesting how this ended up on a Dutch English test.
Love it. I've got two more of yours on order already, more orders going in soon.
I Know of Jean Dulez he did some of the filmwork for those Documentaries Steam Fever and Desert Steam among other titles with the 25NC's there was also The 25C's or condensing locomotives though all but three were converted to 25NC's by 1980
I have nearly all your cab rides on dvd and I just love them to bits currently in the process of upgrading to blu-Ray copies from standard definition and wow why did it take me this long! Will any ever me made in the future in 4K or the new 8K?
The majority of our customers still view in standard definition. Many people say they can't even see the difference between SD and HD so filming in 4K let alone releasing in 4K is not viable. As for 8K which is 16 times the defintion of HD quite simply even we cannot see the point. To record and process in such an ultra ultra quality would take up so much space as to make it unworkable. With a typical comfortable viewing distance from tv or computer screen we are totally content to continue to publish in 1920 x 180 HD. It must also be said that definition is not everything. Viewing 4K drone footage from a state of the art DJI drone alongside 2K from a £30K broadcast camera with HD optics, there is a marked difference in quality - in favour of the 2K.
I don't buy off of Video 125 Driver's eye view anymore because they make 2 cut points, not being able 2 see the whole route.And because I've got aload of free Driver Views.
All our recent Driver's eye views are shown in virtual real time. (Enabled now with modern technology).