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Hey guys, check out this hero shot I did a few days ago for a Discovery Channel documentary. Shot on FS700 + Odyssey 7Q, 240fps. We also shot the explosion from a wide angle on an FS7 without the guy in the foreground. It was pretty intense!

Hey guys, check out this hero shot I did a few days ago for a Discovery Channel documentary. Shot on FS700 + Odyssey 7Q, 240fps. We also shot the explosion from a wide angle on an FS7 without the guy in the foreground. It was pretty intense!

I just completed work on this new dark comedy/action short film shot on FS700/7Q in raw. Check it out: I hope you like it - feedback is welcome :) -Kasper

I just posted a small video clip of Instagram showing the FS700 + 7Q + DJI Ronin powered solely by the Ronin battery. Shooting in 4K2HD and also to an internal card in the camera, the battery will last almost 2 hours, just tested it! Pretty good if you ask me :-) Here's my Instagram profile...

Usually I do, but honestly I totally forgot about that going back and forth between ProRes and raw. That's why some of the slowmo shots, especially indoors, have more grain in them - I had to pull it up in post! Here you can see how big the difference from one format to the other - same shutter...

Here's a quick test I shot today at the Copenhagen Zoo: Slowmotion clips are shot in 100fps 4K uncompressed - everything else is 4K ProRes (UHD, 3840x2160) 25fps. All post was done in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 and uploaded to YouTube in ProRes422 (LT). I hope you guys like it :-) -Kasper...

It works - finally! And it's beautiful :D

Here's my very basic, stripped down, lightweight, fast and easy setup - some times less is more, no need to overcomplicate things :-) And here's my simple, well-balanced shoulder-support system, where I just use it as a recorder and monitor for my assistant and I myself use the on-board FS700...

Hey guys, I just completed the work on this little film here - a showcase of Malene Ostergaard's (So You Think You Can Dance?) excellent dancing skills: The video was shot over two days in California using the FS700/7Q on a tripod with an added Surp Genie to pan the camera in a steady motion...