GH1 Run and Gun for Commercial Use

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I7dbisCRuM

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Shot and edited this with the GH1. Kit lens and onboard mic used. It's for a technology company called Swype.

It's not the best footage ever but it's a good example of the GH1 working successfully in a run and gun situation. We basically went out and tried to show people the product, then had them try it. At first we tried to ask if we could shoot beforehand and this was highly unsuccessful. So instead, we did the demo while I was shooting, then got the consent form signed afterwards. I feel like the GH1 helped greatly in this regard because I don't think people knew they were being filmed due to the SLR form factor. As well I think the reactions are more genuine because of this.

Check it out, it's a pretty cool product. It's a completely new way to text on touch screen phones, just by tracing through letters... watch the vid, you'll see :)

Shot in 720p. I can upload to vimeo if people want. Feel free to ask questions, I am 90% sure I used -2 on all settings and smooth mode. Locked the shutter to 1/120, and f-stop was as open as possible.

For stabilization I used a "free steadicam", meaning I held my Cullman Video Magic Tripod by its balance point. As you'll see I didn't do this very well at all times unfortunately, but for the most part it worked quite well.

Feedback is much appreciated.
 
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Ahahha, this video I also made for the company got leaked if anyone's interested. It's a short head to head comparison of the Omnia II Swyping versus the iPhone. It was shot on a costco $400 camera so nothing special, but cool to see for more of a demonstration of the tech. It's more of a demonstration than proof, as I know a lot of people could go way faster than that on the iPhone. Then again it was shot with an early version of Swype on that phone... and screens make a big difference, if Swype were on the iPhone it would be really really fast.

http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/23/swype-iphone-leaked-video-android/
It's actually about a minute long, don't know why it's 26 minutes with 25 minutes of black
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