really nice work - love the typeface too and how you integrated it.

It looks great, It's sold Hawaii to me!, really flows very well too, the recipe is positioned just at the right time, and the typeface again looks just right, the tracking and depth is interesting but not too much. And the soundtrack matched perfectly.

Really great, always something cool to look at, Max.

@ghostlayer No problem, I could go over it properly and suggest a few things but it is great just as it is in my opinion, I just aspire to do something similar, It's no where near as sunny or beautiful in most of the UK though! I take film as a subject at school so I like to analyses pieces. I'm really supposed to be revising and only intended on skipping through the video but I enjoyed it so much that I watched the whole thing :P

If you have any tips for me that would be great :) also what did you use for the smooth slides/pans?

Thanks, Max.

Oh great, I'm planning on filming some climbing in the summer in the lake district so hopefully I'll be able make a nice short then, Thanks for the advice, I've used Mercalli as a stabilising tool but found it not to give a terribly usable clip output.

Which lens to you find the most useful when shooting shorts like this one?

Thanks,

Max.

Oh cool, I wish I could afford some of the those lenses :P I shoot with the kit 14-42 but I don't really like it and a few 50mm manuals, Zenitar 1.7 and a Nikon AIS 1.8 mainly :) I'm struggling to find a good 20-30mm lens that will give me a day to day useable field of view, I've got a couple of 28mm but they are blurry as hell although I've seen a 28mm f2.8 pentax in a charity shop for £25 nearby, might take my camera to see how sharp it is in comparison.

Thanks for the info, I'll try the warp stabilizer next time I shoot something,

Max.

Sawadee krup. Awesome vid. Lot's of variety and as mentioned, the type face adds that extra flare.

I'm heading to HI big island in about 3 weeks, so def inspiring as I've been carefully planning my gear to bring.

@griplimited : Sawadee Krap ! and Kob Kun krap ! ("Kop Tchae" for Lao) Enjoy your trip to Hawaii Beware of Big Island weather which varies A LOT between North and South areas of the Island (Rainy to Sunny) Bring a flashlight as it is pretty badly lite at night. @leftedit : Thank you, I mainly like to shoot mood videos not shorts, but this time I tried to introduce a cooking documentary in the middle of travel mood video. I confess that might be weird but as sometimes find documentaries a bit boring, I tried to combine booth genra. Nothing fancy just try to account what struck my attention during this trip.

Thanks gh2simon