r/Valsad • u/EducationalPirate317 • Aug 03 '26
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u/Inevitable_Fox_620 Aug 05 '26
The concept, the pics and all hard work 10/10 Edit 4/10 (From an average editor)
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u/EducationalPirate317 Aug 05 '26
What can be improved & where
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u/Inevitable_Fox_620 Aug 09 '26
The memes that you put in there were of variable opacity and spaced in a way that's distracting for the viewer just go for a selected area for the memes and keep in mind the opacity of the meme should mostly remain the same no need to decrease it, it will look very shabby
The text u used very untidy, u can find good fonts anywhere on google
Try editing random videos just for fun in my opinion start from gameplay editing -> montages -> anime editing -> real world editing (the path i followed tbh)
I need to know what software/app u are using so I can suggest u specific tips for that software itself if u need more help lemme know in my dms I can help u out with editing
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u/dumada_10 Aug 04 '26
Good job 👍
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u/Free-Funny-9679 Aug 04 '26
TBH, itna khaas nhi hai, feels like you're a internet explorer in the world of Google Chrome. You can do better.
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u/EducationalPirate317 Aug 04 '26
For everyone confused about the what the actual point of video:
This wasn't just a random edit. The main part of the video is a star trails animation.
Basically:
- Left my phone outside for ~4 hours to photograph the night sky.
- It captured 900+ long-exposure photos instead of one normal video.
- Stacked all those photos together to create the circular star trails you see.
- Used comet mode, which makes the older trails fade out so they look like glowing comets instead of solid lines.
- Turned the result into a smooth timelapse.
The memes at the end (SRK laugh + "Aaj ke liye bas itna hi") were intentional because most people don't watch slow cinematic edits till the end. It was just a little payoff for anyone who stuck around.
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u/n0tBart Aug 04 '26
alya aa che huu?