If you follow my weblog, then you know that I have been playing around with shooting video’s showing off Apollo and Flex. While I am in no way a video professional, I like doing the videos as I think they are a lot clearer (especially when discussing something visual).
Anyways, I have been posting them to google video, and then blogging them here, but I haven’t been too happy with that. The video quality at google video is not what I would like, and there is not one place to link and index all of the videos.
So, I, along with Ted Patrick, put together a site to host all of the videos that we have been shooting. The site is video.onflex.org, and has just launched. I made a post over on the site which provides some more information, and have already post a couple of videos. Make sure to check out the demo that Ely Greenfield gives. It is amazing.
Anyways, I am really excited about the site, and have a backlog of videos to encode and post (not too mention all of the sessions from Apollo Camp).
You can find more information, as well as view the site here.
Comments
Not bad, not bad.I do have to wonder who’s clean desk is that? Studio desk? Cleaned up special for the shoot? The desk of a neat-nik?
Ping back from http://samiqbits.blogspot.com[...Ted Patrick and Mike Chambers, both guys from Adobe, are putting together a learning experience together called video.onflex...]Really cool page. Congrats on the website and best wishes to u two guys on this project. I hope I will get my hands on Apollo really soon to start playing around with this jewel.
I have seen that flash book used a lot and in general I think it’s pretty lame. With that said I was so impressed with the video and how it was used here. Thanks.
Excelent idea!