Recently visited Washington D.C. for the very first time. I put this little video together.
Filmed mostly with the Canon T4i and a few shots were taken with a GoPro HERO3 Black Edition.
Love to here what you think!
I wanted to do a test film using my friends GH2 and my HERO3 Black Edition. We wanted to see what it looked like when we inter-cut the two cameras in the same film. Well you can definitely tell which is which in this. On a side note, protune was not enabled on the GoPro, and it actually does...
This video was filmed entirely on the GoPro HERO3 Black Edition. I love this camera, best investment. I did minor brightness and contrast adjustments, but that's it. I think it did pretty well in the dark club scene. Anyway, enjoy!
So yeah, we really didn't have any cool ideas that we could shoot in 20 minutes. This is the best we could come up with. I really don't like shooting at night, especially with a regular HD video camera and you will see why in this video; basically there's lots of blurry shots...
Here's a short film I made about 4 years ago. I couldn't go to sleep one night, so I thought of an idea and filmed it. Everything that was shot upstairs was done by me (person in the short film) that same night. All shots downstairs were also done by me, except it was done the next day...
We recently made a steadicam for our camera because we were getting some really horrible shots. In this tutorial we show you what you need to make your own with only $20. Everything can be found at either Lowe's or Home Depot and the weight can be found at Sports Authority.
Hope this helps...
Our new short film we shot. Total filming took approximately 5 hours. Editing took about 25 hours. Not really too happy about this one, but I'm ready for whatever you have to say.
After we shot this we realized we needed a steadicam, so we built one for about $20. We did a few test shots and...
Here's a short film we shot with the T2i using various lenses. Not sure which ones, but if you really want to know I can find out. I used effects from Video copilot and edited the short with After Effects and Premiere. It took about 4.5 hours to film and about 15 hours to edit.
An old hitman...
I tried a new hack on the Panasonic GH1, I'm getting between 50MB/sec and 70MB/sec at 24fps. Let me know what you guys think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IkA6_eiGUM