Below is a list of all the different technological items that my group and I used for the making of the video, and some infromation to why I used each type. The Nikon camera and the iPhone were best at capturing the slow motion bits, and the FujiFilm camera was most suitable for the under water filming.
Adobe After Effects was perfect for the editing and seemed nicely compatible to link all our video footage up to.
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| Adobe After Effects: This software was used as we already had it, and members of the group were confident at using it. It has all the effects that we could have needed plus more |
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| Samsung laptop NP300E5C: Used for parts of the editing. Able to handle many tabs open at once, as I have experienced. |
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| Nikon 1: Though small, it is able to shoot in in 720p at 60fps. this made it really suitable for the timelapses, as it has to capture in really high quality. The cameras lens is also great at shooting in the dark, meaning the florescent dancing scene was capturable. |
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| Iphone 5s: This phone was particularly useful due to it having a slow motion mode one it. This meant it was suitable for the filming of the bicycle slow motion bit. |
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| Alienware: this laptop was perfect for the job of the more hard core editing. It has a very powerful i7 processor meaning it could cope with having all the film footage on it. |
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| FujiFilm XP50: I used this camera for the underwater shot of the girl swimming. The camera was perfect for the job, though it was sometimes hard to get the lighting write as focusing under water can be tricky, specially as I kept floating to the surface, and I can not hold my breath long. |
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HP Pavilion dv6 Laptop
Used for the blogging and vlogging. It was also used for some bits of editing. This laptop can handle a lot.
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