Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Saturday, September 30, 2017
Sunday, June 19, 2016
I am now officially a Flying Dutchman!
No, I did not get my pilot license... but I did get a Phantom 4 drone! My first drone. The Phantom 4 struck me as 'somewhat idiot proof' with it's obstacle avoidance system so I decided to take the plunge. I'm taking one lesson to avoid the most common mistakes and then I'm off to.. err, well, whereever... :-)
Fly, soar, float in the sky... the next best thing to having wings myself... Anyone in need of some aerial footage in Europe? Contact me, your devoted drone pilot.
Fly, soar, float in the sky... the next best thing to having wings myself... Anyone in need of some aerial footage in Europe? Contact me, your devoted drone pilot.
Monday, August 24, 2015
The best Sail 2015 - time lapse video
A few days ago I saw a few time lapse video's of Sail 2015 that were labeled as The Best of Sail 2015. Too bad I didn't publish my video until yesterday ;-)
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
RAW video for the 5D Mark 3
About 3 weeks after I bought my 5D Mark III, one of the most amazing development in recent video-years has been realized by the magicians from Magic Lantern. They have been able to unlock full potential from the camera's fullframe sensor, enabling RAW video to be output directly onto the card.
I am not a technical person and definitely not a pixelpeeper but the amount of information that becomes available not only in terms of dynamic range and color space but also in terms of detail is absolutely phenomenal for every shooter.
I was going to write a piece about my initial experiences with the 5D Mark III, which were not too positive about a few findings that will most likely be completely alleviated by this development: mushy images and dynamic range. There's so much information being pumped out of the sensot at such rates that my Class 10 SD cards won't be able to keep up. I needed a CF card for backup anyway so I picked up one of these cheap Komputerbay 64GB CF cards that can apparently digest the RAW files without exploding... Here are the first RAW video's shot with the 5D Mark III:
Canon 5D Mark III Continuous Raw Video with Magic Lantern (1920x1280 24p) from Andrew Reid on Vimeo.
14-bit RAW on Canon 5D Mark III vs. factory default - Night Image Quality & Dynamic Range from Saad Rabia on Vimeo.
I am not a technical person and definitely not a pixelpeeper but the amount of information that becomes available not only in terms of dynamic range and color space but also in terms of detail is absolutely phenomenal for every shooter.
I was going to write a piece about my initial experiences with the 5D Mark III, which were not too positive about a few findings that will most likely be completely alleviated by this development: mushy images and dynamic range. There's so much information being pumped out of the sensot at such rates that my Class 10 SD cards won't be able to keep up. I needed a CF card for backup anyway so I picked up one of these cheap Komputerbay 64GB CF cards that can apparently digest the RAW files without exploding... Here are the first RAW video's shot with the 5D Mark III:
Canon 5D Mark III Continuous Raw Video with Magic Lantern (1920x1280 24p) from Andrew Reid on Vimeo.
14-bit RAW on Canon 5D Mark III vs. factory default - Night Image Quality & Dynamic Range from Saad Rabia on Vimeo.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Doe-het-Zelf door je vader
Ik heb deze video een behoorlijke tijd geleden gezien over een jongen die een schouderstatief met follow focus liet maken door zijn vader. Later wilde ik 'm nog een keer bekijken maar ik kon 'm nergens meer vinden. Tot vandaag. Een ode aan vakmanschap. Dit filmpje en het statief zijn juweeltjes.
DIY DSLR Wooden Shoulder Rig from Jonathan Clifford Bergqvist on Vimeo.
DIY DSLR Wooden Shoulder Rig from Jonathan Clifford Bergqvist on Vimeo.
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