Fifteen years ago I edited a short video about my life during the M.Sc. Back then, the memory in my camera was limited and I could only shoot about 30secs of very grainy video before it was full. So I had to come back to the computer, download the contents of the camera and liberate some space to continue filming. Tools were different, but it was great fun to play with them:
- I had an IBM Thinkpad T22 and the rendering took ages.
- I used Sonic Foundry Video Factory 2.0 to edit the video.
- Goldwave 4.25 was used to record some of the audio and to edit all of it.
- All the pictures were taken with my beloved Olympus D-490 camera.
