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XMAS Lights
Posted by Paul Goodwin on November 20, 2005 at 11:44 amFound this link on our gaming forum.
4mb d/l you need sound enabled to apriciate what this guy has done.http://www.mypartypost.com/watchvideo/1033/Best_Christmas_Lights_Display_Ever
Paul Goodwin replied 18 years, 5 months ago 6 Members · 18 Replies -
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Without a doubt… brilliant……. fancy living next door tho 🙄
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Absolutely fantastic.
PS why isn’t the sea moving? or is it something else in foreground
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thats amazing…..but is it really real (?) i noticed the grass on the front changing evey few seconds…..thought it might be a good edited vid, sorry to be a party pooper :lol1:
nik
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Thanks Nik, I can see it is grass now 😳 cannot see it moving though………….too busy watching the lights.
L J
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quote John Simpson:cannot see it moving though………….too busy watching the lights.
L Jit probably is legit 😀
but its just me john……..i always think things as good as that are fakes 😕 me a pessimist….no way 🙄nik
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probably better to be like that, saves you getting taken for a ride.
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quote John Simpson:probably better to be like that, saves you getting taken for a ride.
L Jtoo true john…but im an aquarian….love to explore & like the adventure, (cant wait till my kids are all older.. not really but you know what i mean)and i will have my back pack on and im off…..dont know where i’ll go, but im going :lol1:
nik
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quote Nicola McIntosh:quote John Simpson:cannot see it moving though………….too busy watching the lights.
L Jit probably is legit 😀
but its just me john……..i always think things as good as that are fakes 😕 me a pessimist….no way 🙄nik
im the same actually, well think i am… i say that coz i got roped into the cat in the bottle website thing 😕 😳
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quote Robert Lambie:im the same actually, well think i am… i say that coz i got roped into the cat in the bottle website thing 😕 😳
oh yeh…i remember that one :lol1:
nik
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I Don’t know if it’s real or fake but it sure is a cool vid 🙂
what i have read though is the guy used his pc and some profesional lighting software to do it.
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quote Paul Goodwin:I Don’t know if it’s real or fake but it sure is a cool vid 🙂
what i have read though is the guy used his pc and some profesional lighting software to do it.
I came to the conclusion that he must have been in the lighting industry too paul. The average joe blow would not have the where-with-all to do something like this.
As far as the grass moving Nik, I think you’ll find it is probably a resolution thing.
If it is a fake, it is a damn good one.
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quote Paul Goodwin:I Don’t know if it’s real or fake but it sure is a cool vid 🙂
what i have read though is the guy used his pc and some profesional lighting software to do it.
Interesting read about this. Stumbled across it today at snopes.com
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Thansk for that Shane, the other clip isn’t bad either 🙂
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shane i clicked on one of the links………bang pc went off…lights out for me and could not get logged on for another 6 minutes…….wow shakin in my chair…. :lol1:
there must be a wee buggie going about… (?) thought id let folk know 😛
nik
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quote Nicola McIntosh:shane i clicked on one of the links………bang pc went off…lights out for me and could not get logged on for another 6 minutes…….wow shakin in my chair…. :lol1:
there must be a wee buggie going about… (?) thought id let folk know 😛
nik
Thanks Nik, I have clicked the link a few times in the last few days and had no problems. Must be a scottish thing 😮 😛
I have clicked the link again and included the explaination here instead :
A video clip shows home Christmas lights synchronized to flash in time to a musical score, in this case Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s “Wizard in Winter” (from The Lost Christmas Eve album).
This display was the work of Carson Williams of Mason, Ohio, who spent about three hours sequencing the 88 Light-O-Rama channels that control the 16,000 Christmas lights in his 2004 holiday lighting spectacular. The musical accompaniment is broadcast over a low-power radio station so that it is only audible to visitors tuned in to the correct frquency and doesn’t disturb the neighbors.
The rough quality of the video has led some viewers to believe it was put together in stop-action form from still photographs, but that is an artifact of the high compression used in the clip circulated via e-mail.
Hope that helps. Source is snopes.com and search for ‘christmas lights’
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They also have on there the program used to do the effects and the raw files, so if you read the how to, you can also set it up on your pc.
When i have time i’m going to try that.
Musical LED signage, i’m sure someone can do it 🙂
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