taylor_h25
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Hi, has anyone outhere used a 35mm adapter for filming skiing or snowboarding. If you have could you please share the details of your setup and some sample footage or still frames. Thanks, would be much appreciated.
35mm Adapters for Skiing and Snowboarding
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I use my M2 for skiing a lot. It just takes practice.
Here's some stuff I shot
http://media.newschoolers.com/uploads/member/videos/1206924489winchsession.mov
Here's some stuff I shot
http://media.newschoolers.com/uploads/member/videos/1206924489winchsession.mov
puredrifting
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Alex:
That's a pretty sweet little film you have there, me likey! I have never seen winch skiing. Something tells me that in the Spring and Summer, these guys must live on their skateboards?
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That's a pretty sweet little film you have there, me likey! I have never seen winch skiing. Something tells me that in the Spring and Summer, these guys must live on their skateboards?
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Dennis Wood
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This snowboarding DVD had a ton of Brevis footage: http://www.cinevate.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2027&highlight=skiing
Mike sent me the entire DVD ... highly recommended.
Mike sent me the entire DVD ... highly recommended.
I still haven't seen this film, but it looks amazing. I can't wait to see what they come out with later this year.
taylor_h25
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I (the guy that posted this thread) actually own Picture This the DVD mentioned, i guess i didn't realise they were using a 35mm adapter although there are a few bits with very small DOF. They did also use film but only 3 clips made it apparently.
Dennis Wood
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I've got a few of the Mack Dawg DVDs on my desk. The "On the Pipe 4, Another Score" is another great piece.
I would say just do not get a redrock. the glass is not smooth enough for filming snow.
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=135336
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=135336