Canon 7D wildlife shoot @ 24p, 60p (slo-mo) and Tokina 11-16!

Hey Tim Kay. Nice shots! Just curious on the Tokina 11-17. What f-stop did you shoot it at? I noticed the super close duck shots had some semi-shallow DOF. Did you shoot it at f2.8, and if so did you use NDs to cut it down?

Can you use ND filters on the Tokina 11-16 without Vignetting
 
Intersting question. Personally I don't own a ND filter yet. All the vignetting you see was added in post because I feel the effect can focus ones attention even great to a single spot on the frame. With the combition of ASA and apeture I feel I bring a bright image down pretty well.

Have you found these results true?
 
I'm still trying to figure out exactly what Barry is talking about with this regarding the 720/60p mode of the 7D

Yeah, the 720p mode is awful and can't hold a candle to the GH1's 720p mode,
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I'm trying to gather all the info I can on vid DSLRs for a purchase pretty soon and 60p is something I'll be using regularly. I'll be damned I can tell a difference between the 24 and 60 stuff in this vid. Nice work.
 
kidwoo said:
I'll be damned I can tell a difference between the 24 and 60 stuff in this vid. Nice work.
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This concept might be slightly confusing, but it's really the same thing. Because shots in 60p were slowed down to 24p (using the technique in cinetools) A good shot at seeing this is when the bird is taking off or flying over the water. Had I just shot it in 24p and slowed it down it would be much choppier, but slowing it down from 24p gives me over twice the frames per second, thus creating a nice, smoother image.

ps - sorry for the slow reply!
 
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