Captured Magician's assistant x
Added 2021-04-12 12:01:01 +0000 UTCYikes, I have a confession...
We've been having a LOT of technical difficulties lately, and I KNOW I promised you the Maid this month, but we just haven't been able to make it due to these difficulties :'(
In order to make up for this treachery I've included BOTH edits we did so you can pick your favourite x
(No your eyes are deceiving you, I promise x ;p )
Comet favoured the green edits, but I preferred the much more subtle red rope ❤
So let us know which one you prefer x
We've also been trying to work on a way to make our GIF's higher quality without them taking up an absurd amount of memory on your computers!
Legit! Adobe premiere seems to think a 500MB file for a single GIF is acceptable?!
So if you have any of your own tips, it would be HIGHLY appreciated.
Patreon only allows you to link videos from Vimeo, which I'm not very fond of for just some GIF's, but I KNOW we can do better than this!!
So hopefully I can come to you next month brother and better than today!
I'm really sorry if this set is a bit of a let down. We worked really hard on it, but there's only so much we can do x
It was a good learning experience, regardless, and I think the shoots we have coming up will make up for this absolute fail ❤
As always, take care of yourselves! xxx
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Hello! I would like to give you some advice for the technical side. Please don't be offended, I'm merely trying to help :). So first of all, GIF is a pretty bad format for videos. It's mainly a format for images. It may be used to put together a few images or to make very small and simple animations, but it reaches its limitations pretty fast if you're going for an actual video as you might have noticed with the file size. It also comes with a pretty heavy image quality loss. So basically I would never use GIF for videos. The mp4 format you used for videos is perfectly fine and actual fit for the purpose. And secondly, I'm not entirely familiar with what's possible with Patreons internal upload functionality, but an easy way to share content and especially videos is to put it on a cloud drive, for example Google Drive. Upload your sets to that drive, and then simply share the link to any desired set or folder with your patreons. Pretty much any content designer or patreon creator I've worked with uses that way. You have full control over everything, and most cloud drives are free of charge anyways. I hope this helps you out :)
Kalec
2021-04-12 15:47:34 +0000 UTC
