Paintball wars

Just watched, pretty cool. Quite a difficult situation to control but there were some nice shots there. Did the camera get hit at all?
 
ur brave. i'd never risk my camera gettin hit in those circumstances. apart from the over exposure, it looks good. looks like u need a Fader ND.
 
jambredz said:
ur brave. i'd never risk my camera gettin hit in those circumstances. apart from the over exposure, it looks good. looks like u need a Fader ND.
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yea the environment was crazy to where i didn't have time to adjust exposure levels. I should've put on a high shutter with auto iso. I could've also used a matte box with nd filters or that nd fader but thats something i don't own and should get. I wasn't to worried shooting in the field because i have insurance for the camera in case anything happens.
 
Nice videos, both of you. Though I'm rarely a fan of the bleach bypass, desaturated look...

Per the second video:

I miss the days of playing professionally. I hit the field last week for the first time in years and realized how little skill I had left (and how out of shape I was). I didn't know that PSP refs chrono off the break now though. But the rules are so different now from when I played. It's a good time.

Keep filming our dying sport guys. Making it look fun is what will get people back playing.
 
I used to play competitive speedball/x-ball till this obsession with film making made me quit LOL hopefuly someday I will return to it. Definetly not fun getting hit with a stream specialy when your adrenalin is not running.
 
Wow memories. I remember when I used to play! Man that was back in the day when automags were popular and autocockers were expensive, lol. I remember the first shocker, it was nicknamed the "shoebox" cause it was basically a brick with a barrel that did 11bps full auto.
 
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