yeah, juicing carrots is great, and focal length refocusing eyes once an hour or so…. also vitamins are helpful, and lots of water… check refresh rate on monitor is really important, make as high as it will go
right, felt, as always you’re right on the money… I mean high quality stuff like you’d see on a cable tv station ident or other high quality promo…
hi – sure, like:
http://videohive.net/item/blacknight/163904?WT.ac=search_item&WT.seg_1=search_item&WT.z_author=Balistiquehttp://videohive.net/item/blacknight-ii/492678?WT.ac=search_item&WT.seg_1=search_item&WT.z_author=Balistique
http://videohive.net/item/broadcast-design-complete-news-package/459730?WT.ac=search_item&WT.seg_1=search_item&WT.z_author=IronykDesign
great points… from a top buyer perspective, I’dd add that the key is, to be original and broadcast quality…. lately there’s a lot of so-so projects that can’t compete against the huge library of really outstanding projects that are already here on the site.
truly world-class ones (like danimult’s “new york”) and others that make you go “Wow” are what sells best. there continues to be a lot of “noise” from sub-$15 so so projects that don’t seem to be adding a lot.
I still think it would be a great idea to have a “Videohive Elite” area or sort-category for projects over $20-$25 that are highest quality. I remember Mark/someone had said they were working on expanding search features (eta?) that might address this.
Also maybe a reason for low sales is some of us have already bought hundreds of projects, many still unused, so we have a lot we’ve already bought, to work with. So to spend more money, projects must be VERY unique and Extremely high-quality. Not like a lot of the recent sub-$15 ones, which are cheesy and amateurish, from new authors (sorry, but honest). Let’s raise the bar, search the topsellers here for inspiration to see the quality of what sells the best, and make things at least that good:
http://videohive.net/category/after-effects-project-files/video-displays?sort_by=sales_count&page=1&categories=after-effects-project-files%2Fvideo-displaysand also since there are other template sites out there, you compete against them too, look at their bestselling projects and strive to create ones at least as good as those
even as a buyer I’m here many times a day checking for new stuff… it’s incurable lol
Here’s a very interesting report re html5’s limitations; done by longtailvideo.com (they produce the jwplayer used here and many other places, to playback flv videos):
http://www.longtailvideo.com/html5/overall it looks like flash video playback is still fine, which is good news, and that there’s a lot of limitations to html5. I’m a big flash fan myself, so overall this report is good news for us flashers. At least that’s what I got out of it, is “don’t rush to embrace html5, it has a lot more limitations than flash”. Any other feedback/comments? thx..
Massfocus said
I am so hoping your client doesn’t read this forum thread![]()
lol +1
I’ve had to waste countless hours sending DMCA takedown notices to the various filesharing sites, to stem the flow of piracy for my company’s products, this last 3 years. I’m glad to see many of them look to be shutting down.
Who else, other than people who want to pay to download copyrighted materials, really used these sites? 99%+ were likely illegitimate pirates and/or people downloading copyrighted materials.
I hope they all get shut down forever. Life on the internet was FINE before 2006, when all those sites started popping up.
I’ve had to waste countless hours sending DMCA takedown notices to the various filesharing sites, to stem the flow of piracy for my company’s products, this last 3 years. I’m glad to see many of them look to be shutting down.
Who else, other than people who want to pay to download copyrighted materials, really used these sites? 99%+ were likely illegitimate pirates and/or people downloading copyrighted materials.
I hope they all get shut down forever. Life on the internet was FINE before 2006, when all those sites started popping up.
