FS7: FS7 in the Canadian Arctic

[Liam Hall]

Been a bit chilly up here. Some kit struggled, some kit died (my drone), but my old FS7 coped manfully.

Here are a few grabs. Ungraded, just pulled for the rushes while waiting for the plane home.

 

[Ben Scott]

Looking forward to seeing these images in motion. I am insanely jealous of this trip!

 

[Liam Hall]

It was a bonkers trip on so many levels. Not least as I was completely on my own. But yeah, you have to go there as it's difficult to describe - the Wild West on ice is the best I can do.

Got to get the edit done in the next 8 days for this and the New York one I shot the week before. I think they'll be released to the public mid-Feb. Hopefully, I can do both stories justice, not an easy task though!

 

[adaptation]

Fantastic. I have a shoot soon in northern quebec with similar conditions. Very nice. Briefly - can you tell me what you did in terms of camera protection/temp?

 

[Liam Hall]

Briefly - can you tell me what you did in terms of camera protection/temp?

Nothing. I had a cover for when it was snowing, but it didn't need it really. Other kit struggled. A6500 was near useless out in the cold, buttons/dials didn't work properly, menu and LCD were all over the place. My drone went nuts and slammed into the side of a mountain just for kicks. My headphone cables snapped as they became brittle.

Where are you headed? I was in Saluit, at the top of Quebec.

 

[FrameFarmMedia]

Images look great Liam!

The part of Canada most of us Canadians never get to experience.

 

[Liam Hall]

Here's the official film. I'm doing a longer version in a week or two.

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthrea...-Prize&p=1986684326&highlight=#post1986684326