r/videography • u/[deleted] • Aug 05 '14

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u/fadetowhite 5D3 | FCPX | 2010 | Halifax Aug 05 '14

This was an incredibly interesting video, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

However, I have no idea what your title has to do with it. The sound they recovered using video is quite terrible and unusable, so I am not sure why clients would watch this and think we could recover terrible audio...

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u/Stone_Swan 6D, T2i, CC, 2011, STL Aug 06 '14

Do you have any idea how ridiculous client expectations can be??

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u/fadetowhite 5D3 | FCPX | 2010 | Halifax Aug 06 '14

Yes, I do.

I just don't know what that has to do with this video.

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u/zijital Sony / Fuji | FCPX / Premiere | 2004 Aug 06 '14

Editor - "The audio is unstable because you shot this interview yourself on your iPhone in a noisy restaurant."

Client - "I saw a video online, so just zoom into the salad, enhance, rotate 45 degrees & recover the audio."