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Split, Hrvatska Travel Video

Split, Croatia

This movies will be part of a Keynote presentation on one of my next
Mediterranean voyages a cruise ship lecturer. It was shot in HD 16x9 and
down converted to DV 4X3. From now on all of our footage will be shot in
HD 16x9.

filmmaker: Globe Scope

country: Croatia

channel: architecture

rating: PRO

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