Cambodia and Laos

mojo43

mojo43

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HD version can be seen here: http://vimeo.com/15787637


A compilation of footage taken throughout Cambodia and Laos filmed on our one month trip this year. This is the final of a four part series.

The music was taken from the soundtrack of one of my favourite movies called Sunshine.

Cambodia and Laos were amazing places to visit. We are so used to rolling in and out of countries so quickly that taking our time through Cambodia was very refreshing and one of our favourite trips ever. The people and the sights are were fantastic and if you happen to get some time to spend in Laos then do so! It was definitely a highlight of our trip.

* Cambodia Killing Fields: vimeo.com/14348090
* Cambodia Floating Villages: vimeo.com/14340728
* Cambodia Wats and Ruins: vimeo.com/14693261

Camera: GH13 hacked with 40, 42, 45 and 24p Native unchecked
Lenses: Stock lens, Canon FD 50mm 1.4
 
wow..................absolutely awe inspiring. WOW GH13? i was almost certain it was something else. incredible video
 
Homunculus said:
wow..................absolutely awe inspiring. WOW GH13? i was almost certain it was something else. incredible video
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Thanks for the kind words... the location helps!!

Homunculus said:
wow..................absolutely awe inspiring. WOW GH13? i was almost certain it was something else. incredible video
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The shot at 2:29 is a bunch of cockroaches. mmmmmmm, yummy! They cook them and eat them there.

And, the shot at 2:30 are a bunch of cooked tarantulas. Yes they eat that there too! :)
 
A little late chiming in ... but i really enjoyed the video. Spent a bit of time in SE Asia and I think you've done a great job capturing some of the feelings one gets while visiting.

Out of curiosity, what kind of stabilization did you use?
 
xocomil said:
A little late chiming in ... but i really enjoyed the video. Spent a bit of time in SE Asia and I think you've done a great job capturing some of the feelings one gets while visiting.

Out of curiosity, what kind of stabilization did you use?
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Thanks for watching and for the comment. Everything was hand held except for the timelapses and a couple of scenery shots (I used a table top tripod for this). It is hard to set up any stabilization shooting people like that on the go unfortunately...
 
xocomil said:
Wow! You got steady hands my friend!! Great work
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Thanks... the ois on the stock lens works really well. I also forgot to mention that I use deshaker afterward for the shots with the 50mm just to remove the micro jitters...
 
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