Behind The Scenes Video
Keep in mind – this is raw footage (not RAW) from both Canon XH A1 camcorder – and a few clips for the Canon EOS 5D MKII – you’ll see that the two are toe to toe (not really) on bright scenes… but in low light – the Canon EOS 5D MKII is impressive - but common sense leads me to state the following: if the Canon still camera team and the video team have come together to produce the Canon EOS 5D MKII – the next HD camcorder they come out with – may just floor us all… these are very exciting times – to be someone who focuses on “creating” as opposed to the “process” and “technique” of making your vision match the “reality” of the tools you have at your disposal. To view the main movie (not the behind-the-scenes), click here: REVERIE
See it in higher resolution on SmugMug!
This is so great! Thanks for posting this – it’s a great insight to how it all went down!
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Absolutely amazing! I’m even more jazzed after seeing the behind the scenes stuff!
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[...] SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 – Awesome 5D MKII Video sample from Vincent Laforet and a behind the scenes video hosted at [...]
Simply Awesome!
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Just one word “Amazing”!
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I think I’ve watched it 12 times so far… I. Need. This. Camera!
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Great work! Looks like so much fun
Wish I was there.
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Nicely mon, nicely! Who do you fly with in NYC?
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Wow. The quality from the 5D clips is amazing…
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[...] had om het voor te bereiden en ook uit te voeren, inclusief helikopter vluchten. Er is ook een behind the scenes video. tags: Almere, bos, [...]
This camera is going to turn me into a vampire.
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My jaw just dropped to the floor…
Really nice work!
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Great video! But there’s a “media offline” clip in this video at 03:06 ?? FCP render transition file missing..:(
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I found it funny that when you were stopped on the street setting up the hood shots, tourists stopped and took pictures of you. I’m sure they had no idea who you were or what you were doing but they thought you must be important movie people or something.
Great video BTW.
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Hi Vincent, thanks for all your hard work, I’m as excited as everyone else to actually try this camera out.
It seems my (oldish) computer is freaking out big time trying to play the film, any chance Canon (or Smugmug)can also host a smaller version? The “behind the scenes” video works fine and I could enjoy the (short!) 5D2 clips it featured.
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Ah oops, no matter… found the vid at smugmug
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MAGNIFIQUE!!! 5DII is awsome and you did a superbe work.
Merci!
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well done!
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Can’t wait to work with you!
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You did a fabulous job. The camera is just as fabulous. So is your team. I pre-ordered the camera this morning after viewing your blog last night. These videos are the icing on my cake. Very exciting. Thanks. Unbelievable for lack of experience and time that this all looks so incredibly gorgeous and professional. Very cinematic, not an ounce of video look.
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Am i dreaming or something?
Your fantastic work with 5DII is gonna be the most shocking event of this year…no, this decade of camera history!!! TWO THUMBS UP!!
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The making off makes the film even more impressive.
Two little things that made me smile: The flickering light scene …. and the son of Darth Laforet, with his closing remark “cut” ….
Thank you soooo much for keeping my blood rushing for three days (and nights) now.
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this looks better that the canon hosted video
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[...] El Blog de Vincent Laforet y la entrada donde cuenta que hay detrás de las cámaras y como se hizo [...]
Love this, great work!
The scene where you had the 5DII suction cupped to the outside of the SUV (to get the skid shot) is awesome. Looking at how grainy that scene is (shot on the XH-A1) vs how clean the results from the 5DII are – man, night and day difference.
Thanks for the behind the scenes! They are awesome and I always learn more from the behind the scenes shots.
-=- Terence
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[...] en el blog de Vincent Laforet podéis ver un “tras las escenas” interesante y os describe todas las ópticas utilizadas para la peli. [...]
Great job ! i wanna put my hands on it…
The movie seemed interlaced and not progressive.. I thaught it was possible with that cam
anyway, thanks for sharing !
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5DII …all that I can say is awesome…wow
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Wow, I am so excited! Thank you Vincent!
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[...] Además en el blog de Laforet puedes ver un completo Making of… [...]
Its a great clip. But its hanging at 49 seconds. Anything wrong in my computer??.
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The behind the scenes were very inspirational. Glad to see the list of lenses used on the main video, and would be quite interested to learn more about any techniques you may have used to overcome limitations with the camera.
I think you’ve created something ground-breaking with the advent of video in dSLR and will go down as being one of those who’ve shaken things up.
Also, being a longtime user of Smugmug (pro acct), it’s fantastic to see them be so generous in their support.
It’s photographers, companies, and groups such as these that have participated in your project that push the boundaries and make us all more inspired to learn, develop, and further our skills.
I believe many of us would love to see more of the technical side of things in future endeavors you may pursue (similar to what Chase Jarvis has been doing).
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Was suprised at how little lighting was used. Amazing.
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This is a great example of its possibilities. I am eager to have one of these!
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Great Job !
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Amazing! I have always wanted to get into some form of photography, your video has made me want to finally take the plunge. Question, I have NO experience in photography, is this camera ok to learn on? I don’t want to spend thousands of dollars on one, only to purchase this camera in the future.
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Well done. This video was well worth the wait. I am going to check out the actual video now and I can imagine that I will be even more blown away then I already am with this behind the scenes video.
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I must say that it is truly amazing and a complete revolution of our industry. Excellent production. Congratulations!
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“Amazing! I have always wanted to get into some form of photography, your video has made me want to finally take the plunge. Question, I have NO experience in photography, is this camera ok to learn on? I don’t want to spend thousands of dollars on one, only to purchase this camera in the future.”
Andy, go to the dpreview.com forums. A lot of help there for your questions.
btw… this camera is second to only the canon 1ds series, the highest camera line in canon and it doesn’t have video yet.
Also, teh body is just the initial investiment, you will soon learn about L lens which are not cheap at all, atleast over 1K for the cheapest L.
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For those of you who haven’t read Vincent’s article, “The Cloud is Falling,” do it now. What you’re witnessing with the 5D MkII videos is a perfect and direct example of what Vincent addresses in his writing. *Any* of you could have put this production together and generated this amount of publicity. True, not everyone has access to pre-production equipment (and as a Canon ambassador, Vincent is paid to represent Canon), but the idea is the same- use the tools you have available to create your own media, reach new audiences and perhaps reach new markets for your work.
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[...] El making of, aquí. [...]
QUESTION FOR VINCENT:
Is it possible to create a video frame by frame with the MarkII, such as needed for animation work (e.g. claymation)?
Many thanks.
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Josh Mehler Reply:
October 4th, 2008 at 11:06 pm
Yes. You could use any digital camera. Take huge photos. Just think about the frame rate you want to use, and take that many photos for every second. Meaning, if you want 24fps, take 24 photos for every second of your film. Bring those stills into Final cut (or something similar) and have fun.
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Thanks Citidon, The next question that I have is, I know that you can purchase the body with a lens, is this “kit” an appropriate investment, or, should I just purchase the body, and another separate lens?
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Perhaps I crave technology too much, I loved the behind the scenes way better
– the quality of the new Canon is fantastic…
RM
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Amazing!!! Thank you for sharing such an epic behind the scenes. It’s just a interesting as the actual movie!
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I haven’t seen any information about audio capture capabilities. Did you experiment with audio at all?
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This totally beats the 5DII squirrel looking for a nut video that I found on the Canon Japan website.
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Andy – this camera is available in a kit with the very excellent 24-105mm f4L, which you effectively get for $800 more rather than the $1,050 it costs alone.
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Hey Vincent,
Thanks for your excellent work. I was wondering how did you get the FD 7.5 mm mated into the EF system?
I would love to find out how you got this done.
Thanks,
-J
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Vincent,
Merci et félicitations pour cet excellent travail de pionnier. Tu as tracé la voie pour une nouvelle vague de photo-vidéographes.
With this new camera, the sky is the limit.
Will Canon be able to meet the initial demand?
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[...] http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/ [...]
[...] using only his preproduction 5D II and over a dozen of lens including one FD lens. He also made a behind the scenes video. For the helicopter shot he used Kenyon Laboratory [...]
Hey Vincent
Nice work!
i have two questions for you, One can not help notice how tack sharp the movie is. For the Scene in the movie where there is an empty chair, what was your aperture ? and did you have an aperture which you used more then anyother. The DOF is magical!
Second (or third) question is while shooting a movie, is it possible to vary the aperture ie go from 1.2 to 16 while the camera is recording. and if so is it possible to control this via a laptop wireless or wired
Thanks
Chris
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[...] Vincent Laforet uses 5D HD video in a low light. [...]
Awesome Video !! is camera are incredible!!
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[...] video fiur tomado por Vincent Laforet, en su blog ha escrito sobre los detalles de como filmó el video y en la página del video, también están todos los lentes que utilizó [...]
FANTASTIC
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Looks like you were using the Kenyon Gyro Stabilizer running down the street (and, I assume, in the helicopter). That seems like it would be an important accessory for handheld filming. What model would you recommend for general use on the 5D? Or is it as simple as choosing by weight?
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Great work. Results seem to be great. Thanks for posting this. I’m looking at this camera with different eyes now.
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This is a revolution full stop. And it is only the beginning. We artists , amateurs can produce now technical quality that match professional movie making equipment worth tens of thousands and more..
The world is opening up..wow!! I am so excited…
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[...] Vincent Laforet Behind The Scenes video Canon 5D Mark [...]
Vincent, as always, incredible work. First time I heard video in a DSLR, I asked “what for”. Thanks for pointing it out to me!
When you are in Chicago for the Cubs vs. White Sox World Series, I owe you a beer!
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I’m ready for the camcorder!
Also, how much were the gyros you used for stabilization?
Perhaps you could make a complete equipment list?
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[...] is the raw footage and it is nothing short of amazing. Check out Vincent’s Blog and a “Behind the Scenes” video [...]
[...] satriecoša. Par to varat pārliecināties paši, noskatoties Vincenta Laforeta uzņemto video. Kā raksta video autors, materiāls nav ne mazākā mērā apstrādāts — ne krāsas, ne ekspozīcija vai [...]
In case others, like myself, missed this:
http://www.pdngearguide.com/gearguide/content_display/news/e3ifb7c0deaad627f7c9f1fb4d41382ec02
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Insane. Awesome work.
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Vincent, this was amazing!! Thank you so much for posting this!!!
Unbelievable cinematography!
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That’s a fantastic display of both your teams capabilities and of course the wonders of the new 5DII – Look forward to seeing the next movie
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Truly transformational and inspiring. I applaud and admire your work and creativity.
This encourages me to further engage in the proper study of film and photography.
Bravo.
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[...] watching the movie, I flipped over to a “Behind the Scenes” video that highlighted the differences in footage between a traditional (though high-end and expensive) [...]
I’ve been strictly a “stills” guy but since I had pre-ordered before seeing this video, there’s going to be a brand new “moving” world. Can’t wait!
Thanks for sharing with us what the envelope may be.
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[...] nogal een serieus video bestand om te streamen). Volledig opgenomen met een Canon 5D Mark II. Hier trouwens een kijkje achter de schermen tijdens de opnames. Quite impressive [...]
[...] Behind The Scenes Video Tuesday September 23rd 2008, 1:11 am Filed under: Articles, Hardware, New Technology, Photo News, Photography [...]
I was thinking on going with the Red One camera but I think I will be rethinking that since I believe the Canon 5D MarkII can do what I need at a more affordable price including the lens!
That is just amazing!
Amazing work Canon! Congratulations all!
Your ingenuity is equalizing the access to tools that before could only be reached by people with deep pockets. Not any more. As Vincent Laforet said
The rules have change!
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[...] Celebrated photographer Vincent LaForet took Canon’s latest dSLR out for a spin in New York, and in his own words, “If the Canon still camera team and the video team have come [...]
That camera is absolutely stunning.
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Love the idea of the “total gear list.” Any possibility? Please? tia!
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Just a bit of factual correction – the XH A1 is NOT the canon top of the line HD camcorder. Their top model is the XL-H1. But I agree that their next line of HD camcorders must floor us. The 5D is indeed amazing.
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The most striking difference to my eyes is that EOS 5D images have much better colors than the video camera.
Seems you had a lot of fun too,Vincent Spielberg Laforet
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Vincent,
I really enjoyed this piece and do think it’s just the opening salvo in things to come including a camcorder form factor camera that takes Canon 35mm glass.
I have preordered my 5D MKII.
After reading your blog, the comments, and watching the film and behind the scenes a few times I am wondering what a more realistic budget was.
I know you only layed out $5k USD (2k for da choppa) but if you calculated how much it was to rent all the gear you used I wonder how much more that figure would really be?
Certainly to own it would be huge. 50-100K? maybe?
I do think you can shoot a great movie for somewhere in the neighborhood of 5-10k with the 5D MKII!
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Excellent!
This is fascinating – stunning work putting this short film and behind the scenes footage together with such a cramped timeframe. I’m amped to try this out in November and see how this video thing pans out.
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[...] un’occhiata al video se non ci [...]
What Moby song is this?
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[...] Og her er bakomfilmen til dette klippet. [...]
wow, and i thought the D90 was cool.
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[...] Laforet made the video “REVERIE” using a pre-production 5D Mark II. Here’s the behind the scenes video. Wow, that’s some really amazing video. Related PostsCanon Announces New 40D DSLR CameraSigma [...]
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Hey Vincent,
First of all, awesome video. Hope to see more. I like to know more the FD lens that was converted. What shots did you use that lens for? Did you have to send the lens somewhere to get it converted or was this an off the shelve converted, which I heard bad things about? Any problems you encountered using the converted lens? Thanks!
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Nikon sux
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INCREDIBLE!!!
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This film should be hosted in the Apple HD Gallery in full 1080P. Apple would be delighted to host the Film! They can handle the bandwidth. Contact Apple!
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[...] The behind the scenes video is here: http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/ [...]
Wow. Just wow.
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[...] that spectacular. This was shot with a $3k camera people over a weekend! He’s just posted a “making of” video as well. Edit: An interview with Laforet on PDN discussing how he put together the [...]
Forget the camera. The most brilliant thing about this whole exercise is the marketing ingenuity of Mr Laforet. I can’t believe how much he’s elevated his profile in the last few months. The man is a genius.
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Awesome!!! Thanks Vincent!
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Fantastic work !
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great work!
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excuse me, does anyone know what brand the chair of the video is?
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Wow! Great video and very interesting to see how it was made. I am very surprised by the 5D mkII video capabilities. Thanks again.
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dear vicent:
please check in your video the hole in the dress. dont somoke on her! (the hole in the dress combines perfectly with the hole in the girl!!!
kisses
fla (from argentina)
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The music by the vegan artist Moby was awesome!
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Can Canon Do Anything Right?…
Canon announced the 5D Mark II last week and it was immediately blasted by everyone in message forums. I think people expected a modest pixel increase and double the frame rate rather than doubling the pixels and a modest frame rate. The truth is tha…
Thanks Vincent for putting the behind the scenes vid together. Amazing what you just did with a $3000 DSLR !?!
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How was permission obtained so quickly for use of the music score?
~S
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[...] light abilities of this camera. Even more amazed when you realize that it was a DSLR – I love the behind the scenes movie and the expression on the faces of the crowd as they watch the film crew rig up a DSLR on [...]
[...] Inspired by. [...]
bravo it’s very nice …
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[...] Inspired by. [...]
Chapeau!
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[...] и многое другое оборудование которое хорошо видно на бекстейдж-съемках. Все это стоит очень и очень [...]
[...] Primo video delle 5Dmark II da Vincent Laforet: REVERIE. 23 09 2008 Ecco il link del primo video girato da Vincent Laforet, con un modello di preproduzione della 5D mark II: http://www.usa.canon.com/dlc/controller?act=GetArticleAct&articleID=2086 . Il video REVERIE, ospitato sui server della Canon è stato girato con le seguenti lenti EF: FD 7.5mm f/5.6 (converted to EF mount) EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM EF 50mm f/1.2L USM EF 85mm f/1.2L II USM EF 135mm f/2L USM EF 200mm f/1.8L USM EF 400mm f/2.8L IS USM EF 500mm f/4L IS USM TS-E 24mm f/3.5L TS-E 45mm f/2.8 Premesso che l’idea di girare video con una reflex non mi convince molto, devo dire che la qualità delle riprese è davvero notevole. Per ulteriori approfondimenti ecco il blog di Laforet. Qui invece potrete trovare un interessante dietro le quinte di come è stato girato il video: http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/ [...]
[...] fotograaf Vincent Laforet heeft een kortfilm gemaakt met preproductiemodel van het toestel. De making of Reverie kan je bekijken op de blog van de fotograaf. Het laat je serieus watertanden, maar met een budget [...]
[...] much of it was done at night, that’s incredible. The video’s composer, Vincent Laforet, even goes so far as to say that the 5D Mark II outperforms, in low light, the video recording capabilities of the Canon XH A1 [...]
[...] Video: EOS 5D Mark II Hier gibt es auch noch Hintergrundinformationen und das passende Behind The Scenes Video [...]
Vincent, very nice works!
Thank you.
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[...] video download – Hires Reverie ‘behind the scenes’ Spread the word Related [...]
Hey Vincent
Nice work!
i have two questions for you, One can not help notice how tack sharp the movie is. For the Scene in the movie where there is an empty chair, what was your aperture ? and did you have an aperture which you used more then anyother. The DOF is magical!
Second (or third) question is while shooting a movie, is it possible to vary the aperture ie go from 1.2 to 16 while the camera is recording. and if so is it possible to control this via a laptop wireless or wired
Thanks
Chris
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Hello Vincent
Nice work!
i have two questions for you, One can not help notice how tack sharp the movie is. For the Scene in the movie where there is an empty chair, what was your aperture ? and did you have an aperture which you used more then anyother. The DOF is magical!
Second (or third) question is while shooting a movie, is it possible to vary the aperture ie go from 1.2 to 16 while the camera is recording. and if so is it possible to control this via a laptop wireless or wired
Thanks
Chris
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For those of you that were asking, here’s the music that was used:
Reverie: Extreme Ways
Reverie (Behind the Scenes): Horse & Carrot
Both songs are by Moby on the album: 18.
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This just stinks with greatness!!
Love the little super-hero at the end — makes it feel like my house.
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[...] (Se “Bakom kulisserna” HÄR,) [...]
[...] Behind the scenes video featuring Profoto lighting. The final product, [...]
@ Kiliman – wrong.
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yes yes yes – all nice. BUT…
Where is the sound?
Bad audio kills good visuals – this explains the music in stead of ambient sound.
Sorry – but this camera is not mature enough
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[...] El video se titula “Reverie”, y es sencillamente impresionante. En otra entrada incluye un vídeo de cómo se hizo. Impresiona ver una cámara tan “pequeña” grabando vídeo, comparado con las cámaras [...]
[...] found out that Vincent had some awesome Behind-the-Scenes footage of the making of his film, Reverie, and so of course we offer to host that for free [...]
[...] Vincent Laforet posts a short video showing the making of his short film “Reverie” which is the first film shot with a new Canon 5D Mk11. The posted video in high res via Smug Mug shows what this full frame 35mm sensor can achieve in a visual sense. [...]
[...] was shot by the amazing photographer Mr. Vincent Laforet and a small team of friends within the 72 hours that they had this little monster. Amazing high definition footage captured under the terribly [...]
[...] director Vincent Laforet also released a “Behind The Scenes Video” that shows some of how the main video was [...]
Inspiring and interesting to see how technology enables new forms of artistic expression.
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I dont get the video at all. Whats with the name?
reverie
One entry found.
Main Entry:
rev·er·ie Listen to the pronunciation of reverie
Variant(s):
also rev·ery Listen to the pronunciation of revery \ˈre-və-rē, ˈrev-rē\
Function:
noun
Inflected Form(s):
plural rev·er·ies
Etymology:
French rêverie, from Middle French, delirium, from resver, rever to wander, be delirious
Date:
1654
1 : daydream 2 : the condition of being lost in thought
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[...] Laforet氏は、メイキングビデオもブログ上で公開している。] [...]
[...] 幕後花序 [...]
[...] 幕後花序 [...]
[...] You can read more about the making of the movie at Vincent’s blog, as well as watch a behind the scenes video. [...]
[...] surprisingly effective approach. Check out Reverie in all its relatively high-resolution glory here. Canon must also be happy that one of the video’s creators posted a “behind the [...]
@ photoTristan: Uh, considering that Vincent himself made this comment on a later post, I think you should reconsider:
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[...] surprisingly effective approach. Check out Reverie in all its relatively high-resolution glory here. Canon must also be happy that one of the video’s creators posted a “behind the [...]
[...] surprisingly effective approach. Check out Reverie in all its relatively high-resolution glory here. Canon must also be happy that one of the video’s creators posted a “behind the scenes” clip [...]
[...] Behind The Scenes Video Vincent Laforet’s [...]
[...] Vincent Laforet Raises the Bar Vincent Laforet has teamed with Canon to show us just how incredible a DSLR that shoots video can be. Reverie, Laforet’s short film was captured with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II and it pretty much rocks. I posted here recently about the Nikon DSLR that shoots motion and now Canon has jumped in the game with some stunning results. Much of the credit should go to Laforet for some excellent DOP work. You can see the video here and get the scoop on the process at Vincen’t blog here. [...]
[...] Más adelante estaremos ampliando las posibilidades y resultados de trabajar con esta cámara, por ahora los dejo con el video antes mencionado, y el detrás de cámaras (creativamente más interesante que el mismo corto) acá. [...]
[...] ver el vídeo realizado por Vincen Laforet con la nueva Canon 5d Mark II me he quedado, como muchos otros, con la boca abierta. Se puede ver [...]
[...] surprisingly effective approach. Check out Reverie in all its relatively high-resolution glory here. Canon must also be happy that one of the video’s creators posted a “behind the [...]
Hi Vincent, what scenes did you use the EF 16-35mm f/2.8 USM L on? Car was fisheye I’m guessing and what about helicopter scene? Thanks!
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[...] over to the Canon website to watch Reverie. When you’re done watching that, be sure to watch the behind-the-scenes video that Vincent Laforet put together using several a Canon camcorder and the 5D Mark II (the video is [...]
[...] to the public, the entire video was filmed with the 5D. There is also a behind the scenes video (here) that shows how it was all produced, check out the “black edition” 5D MKII! I [...]
[...] or “vlogger” if I should get myself a Nikon D90 or one of those consumer cameras. Vincent Laforet hit it on the nail: Keep in mind – this is raw footage (not RAW) from both Canon XH A1 camcorder [...]
[...] is also a behind the scenes video, shot with a Canon XH-A1, and it’s frightening to see the output of this current-gen $3300 [...]
[...] de la película, podéis hacerlo desde las siguientes direcciones: Ver vídeo en alta definición Ver Making off de la película A ver si os parece tan espectacular como a nosotros… Un [...]
It blows me mind when ever I see what you do. Im a young photojournalist and I look up to you so please keep doing crazy work, so I have something to work toward being better then.
Love your work
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[...] surprisingly effective approach. Check out Reverie in all its relatively high-resolution glory here. Canon must also be happy that one of the video’s creators posted a “behind the [...]
The clips were just plain sick. I am so stuck in Nikon. The 5D is crazy compared to the D90′s clips with no auto focus. I am hoping that Nikon has one to top that around the corner.
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[...] ブログアーカイブ » 映画も撮れるデジタル一眼 on Behind The Scenes VideoMathieu BAŸ on Something Very Interesting is coming…both to this blog and to our [...]
[...] El Making Off [...]
can you tell us the setup you used for mounting the 5D on your car, I know their manfrotto pump cups, but what versions did you use, and which arm brackets. And why 3 pump cups instead of one?
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[...] – and a few clips for the Canon EOS 5D MKII, check out the following site as well, great video – http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/ « WDC PHOTOKINA REPORT: Sony [...]
[...] would advise watching the behind-the scenes video on the making of Reverie to get a feeling for the amount of work that went into that [...]
Ripensandoci, i video della 5D MarkII……
Nel precedente post sottointedevo che una reflex dovesse fare quello per cui è nata (le foto) e non avventurarsi…
[...] Компания Canon с помощью одного из самых известных фотографов в мире, лауреата Пулитцеровской премии Винсента Лафоре показала возможности своей новой камеры Canon EOS 5D Mark II в съемке видео. Результат работы Лафоре, что и говорить, впечатляет, равно как и список использованной во время съемок оптики. В блоге у фотографа можно посмотреть, как снимался его фильм. [...]
[...] I just had to post a link to this video. Here is a behind the scene video of the use of the Canon 5D MKII in a full on [...]
[...] filmpje gemaakt met de Canon 5D MarkII is stunning. De Making of vertelt nog meer. Jipjip. Net wanneer ik dacht dat Nikon me kon verleiden met de 700D kruipt de [...]
all i can say is WOW. i want to get this camera!
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[...] al proyecto un vídeo del tipo “Making of“ donde podemos apreciar el detrás del telón del proyecto (capturado con una cámara no-EOS) y una [...]
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Hey Vince
Quick question: What is the name of the song by “Moby” in the “Behind the scenes” video???
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[...] Vincent Laforet irgendwann zu weit und so veröffentlichte er zusätzlich zu einem kurzen Making-Of, in Absprache mit Canon, einige der RAW-Videodateien als [...]
[...] ist. Neben REVERIE wurden während der Produktion noch hochauflösende Bilder geschossen, sowie ein Making Of / Behind the scenes veröffentlicht. Da es zu kritischen Stimmen kam, welche das Video in Frage stellten, wurden zwecks [...]
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Outstanding work!
Very inspiring!
Keep them coming!
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can’t wait to get my hands on this one!
Thanks for sharing.
JK
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[...] Parts of this video were also filmed witha Canon XH A1 camcorder. Categories : Camera Body [...]
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I wasn’t sure I needed a video camera in my photography arsenal, but now I am convinced that Mark II 5D is a must have.
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[...] surprisingly effective approach. Check out Reverie in all its relatively high-resolution glory here. Canon must also be happy that one of the video’s creators posted a “behind the [...]
[...] Amazing video showcasing the new Canon 5D Mark II Digital SLR HD video capability. Release in Australia is said to be December [...]
[...] Behind The Scenes Video « Vincent Laforet’s Blog (tags: video photography photo inspiration hd dslr canon art 5D MKII eos) Gelesen: 1 · heute: 1 · zuletzt: 01.01.1970 [...]
Very nice. After viewing Reverie I wanted to see how you lit the scenes. Amazing that you used only one light in the “woman in a red dress” shots. Wow! No big light kit. Just one guy to hold a 2k was it? Also was really impressed that you used an LCD as a light source. Simply cannot believe how good this camera looks in low-light. Not like 500 people haven;t told you already, but nice job guys.
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[...] vincentlaforet Blog Behind The Scenes Video : 5D MKII ตุลาคม 5, 2008, 6:14 pm Filed under: Uncategorized http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/ [...]
GREAT Thing!!! I want it !!! NOW
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I’m surprised to see there are no vibration reduction devices on the camera mounted directly on the hood of the car. I would imagine that just by turning the engine on, the camera would shake like crazy. What about the helicopter shots? I shot, recently with a Vixia HF100 camcorder, inside a chopper and vibrations where really obvious.
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[...] I cannot afford to use. He edits some of that really kinda nice looking yet utterly crappy Vincent Laforet footage.(I really don’t think it was a lack of time issue it’s just he’s a [...]
hey, you guys need any help on any up coming projects please let me know. I can provide you help carrying your equipment if nothing else. Your teaser flick is awesome. You have talent. My dad is a Wedding photography up north in Toronto. I was completely awed watching that in full resolution. Now it makes me wonder if Canon is going to allow 2k or 4k cinema quality in there Mark IIII Ds versions in the mere future.
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[...] Watch it here. And then view the awesome behind the scenes video. [...]
Great to see behind the scenes, appreciated.
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Wow. Movie studio in a box. I’ve been waiting for this for about 20 years.
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Just have to say that this is sweeeeeetttttt!!!!
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Stunning visuals, and from a still camera, cant wait for the chip to advance to a camcorder, But This video was edited in Final Cut, I have edited footage from the Canon Vixia HF11 AVCHD Camcorder and it had to be transcoded to Pro Res, Since Final Cut doesn’t edit native AVCHD. What was your workflow to get from card to edit.
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for those of you who want to DOWNLOAD the film in hi resolution mp4 (80meg), HERE is the download link.
but why only 12minutes? Why no time-lapse setting..
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[...] Making of del video aqui. [...]
[...] The Web was buzzing a couple of weeks ago when photographer Vincent LaForet spent a weekend making a short, wordless movie using an early Canon 5D Mark II. He hired a couple of models, grabbed a crew, rented a helicopter, pulled together $5,000, and made an absolutely astonishing-looking piece of video. It was hard to find the thing online—Vincent didn’t want to host it on his own site because of the massive bandwidth required to serve it. (Here’s his writeup, and here’s the “making of” video.) [...]
[...] Бонус-папка: 1 – Закадровое видео о процессе съемок 2 – Фотографии Vincent Laforet с его [...]
[...] | Número f & Fotomaf Vídeo | Reverie / Making of (HD) 5D Mark II, Canon, Vicent Laforet, vídeo Puedes seguir la actividad de este artículo [...]
Really Cool, great insight – Thanks
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[...] Interestingly he shot HD film on the new Canon EOS 5D MKII. A full frame sensor and can shoot full HD 1920×1080 video capture. Amazing quality and fall off [...]
[...] kan je nu ook “the making of” bekijken, na de klik, of hoge [...]
Magnifico. Realmente bueno, los clips de la 5D Mark II son guapisimos… Nice job, V.
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[...] Reverie – behind the scenes . Depois de ver o vídeo Reverie veja a mega-produção que lhe está adjacente. Brutal, em grande estilo hollywood’esco sem dúvida. O sucesso desta aventura está expresso em números: 210.000 visitantes por dia e 19 TeraBites de tráfego nos servidores! [...]
Im an older guy 55 just bought this camera not allowed to use it untill santa gives it to me.After watching your well to me a movie my jaw dropped just didnt realise that the true stars of i guess videos movies and stills.Are truly behind the cameras please take a bow you truly deserve it will certainly appreciate your craft much more in the future Thank you Paul (director) lol
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Thats so cool! Thank you! Eine Supersache!
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my god !! nice job vincent..
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[...] Quem tiver interessado em ver outro video dos bastidores por aceder este link: http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/ [...]
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[...] http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/ [...]
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and i am so happy and lovingly MOBY’s music~~~~！！！
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MOBY’s music given me a lot of relax and imaginations~~~~！！！！！！
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Hello. And Bye.
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Excellent man!
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Can anyone tell me at what bit rate the mov files are captured. Awesome footage, but is the bit rate good enough for broadcasting?
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真棒！效果真不错！不愧无敌兔
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I know that the car-rig mount consists of the following:
Avenger F1000
Avenger F1100
Avenger D200
Manfrotto Magic Arm
The only part I can’t figure out is how Vince connects the outside suction cups to the center one. The two magic arms are attached to the main unit to give it extra support.
Anyone have any ideas what the center head unit is?
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Thanks for this video! I learned a lot from it.
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Thank you so much for responding and answering some of our questions!!!!
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very nice for your blog!
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I was able to create my own custom car mount after seeing how the camera was mounted to the hood there. A picture of it in action, notes and part numbers are here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dcormier/3483605232/
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[...] it’s fun if you are serious about movies. The movie from Vincent is great but you should also watch the making of. Just to realize that the video feature is nothing for a quick video here and there. And frankly [...]
[...] Video: EOS 5D Mark II Hier gibt es auch noch Hintergrundinformationen und das passende Behind The Scenes Video [...]
[...] Primo video delle 5Dmark II da Vincent Laforet: REVERIE. Massimiliano Farucci | 23/09/2008 Ecco il link del primo video girato da Vincent Laforet, con un modello di preproduzione della 5D mark II: http://www.usa.canon.com/dlc/controller?act=GetArticleAct&articleID=2086 . Il video REVERIE, ospitato sui server della Canon è stato girato con le seguenti lenti EF: FD 7.5mm f/5.6 (converted to EF mount) EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM EF 50mm f/1.2L USM EF 85mm f/1.2L II USM EF 135mm f/2L USM EF 200mm f/1.8L USM EF 400mm f/2.8L IS USM EF 500mm f/4L IS USM TS-E 24mm f/3.5L TS-E 45mm f/2.8 Premesso che l’idea di girare video con una reflex non mi convince molto, devo dire che la qualità delle riprese è davvero notevole. Per ulteriori approfondimenti ecco il blog di Laforet. Qui invece potrete trovare un interessante dietro le quinte di come è stato girato il video: http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/ [...]
Thank you for useful information. With love …
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[...] website, it would bring him more than the budget’s worth in exposure. In addition, Laforet blogged excessively about the experience and the camera, and created a huge amount of buzz on the [...]
[...] Laforet y el vídeo lo podéis ver en la página de Canon. No podéis perderos el vídeo de cómo se hizo en el blog de [...]
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[...] Check out this behind the scenes video by Vincent Laforet and here’s a link to the final video. It was shot using a pre-production version of the Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital SLR – in a similar vein to the new Nikon D90. But for me, the question has to be why? Why do you need to have video on a high end DSLR? It cheapens the whole thing in my opinion. I mean if you shoot video, then you use a video camera right? And, if you’re a stills man (or woman), then you’d use a stills camera. I just don’t get it… [...]
hi it looks good in in internet and in the lcd of the camera but not good in hd lcd tv why
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Any idea what the car mount is called?
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The videos are pretty nice love them.
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,..] blog.vincentlaforet.com is one another great source of tips on this topic,..]
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Vincet. demasiado bueno lo que lograste con esta camara y lo mejor de todo el enfoque que le diste al video. desde venezuela muchos saludos a tu equipo y persona. demasiado bueno el video. felcidades, estoy aun sorprendido.
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i work on 3rd building, and i guess my jaw is now dropped to the 1st floor…excellent work..
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Great…. nice job, it’s inspiring me to try mark 5D ii….. i think it would be next revolution in broadcasting industry…..
come to indonesia, sir. we could chat and i will show u what kind of broadcasting in indonesia
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Hi Vincent, thanks for all your nice work, I’m as excited Photography camer setting the car ,I enjoyed a lot
thanks
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Thanks for this!! Good stuff
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You are killing me with these videos Vincent. I want to shoot video with my D-SLR for our wedding and portrait work but the Nikon’s aren’t as good as Canon at the moment for video recording…
Maybe I’ll pick up a Mark II for giggles… Oh and a f/1.2 lens. Jealous about those lenses as well.
Great work Vincent!
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Very Good !
Thanks …
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Долго искал эту темку, чтобы так все грамотно было, спасибо.\
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[...] Jump to Comments Photographer Vincent Laforet (Laforet Visuals) put this 3 minute raw video together from the two nights he had with the Canon [...]
[...] überzeugt restlos vom praktischen Wert der HDDSLR Videos. Aber so schön die Filme auch sind, der betriebene Aufwand ist enorm. Die naive Vorstellung mit einer HDDSLR aus der hohlen Hand zu schießen, kann man [...]
I’ve been agonizing on whether to go SLR or stay HDV but you guys just sold this format to me, I’ve just ordered the camera. THANKS
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Пожалуй, хорошая работа
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Камрад продолжай в том же духе
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Colors so bright. Love this shoots.
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Very bright colors. Love it.
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Thanks for great post!
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i really enjoy to see your video. Thanks for giving such wonderful video.Your film are so good .All the best for your upcoming films…
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Awesome video!!! Love it! Also thanks to Sophia for sharing allfilmtrailers.com, great movie site!
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what’ the mac app you used to mimic TV-flicker?
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[...] Making of del video aqui. [...]
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Anyway
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What a beautiful camera
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What a coincidence! I was just looking for something like this a while ago. It’s weird how you always find what you need when you stop looking. In any case, you weren’t obligated to post this but did it generously anyway so thanks! I will have my son read this and possibly comment when I get home. Have a great evening!
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can you tell us the setup you used for mounting the 5D on your car, I know their manfrotto pump cups, but what versions did you use, and which arm brackets. And why 3 pump cups instead of one?
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Thanks for this video
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[...] Behind The Scenes Video « Vincent Laforet’s Blog [...]
thx vince
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Can’t wait to get one!
The result is amazing…
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nice video
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Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
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[...] with Manfrotto micro ball head Image by chromedecay Inspired by Vincent Laforet’s "Making of" video for his short film Reverie, I decided to make a little window clamp for myself. [...]
[...] 5D2 made quite a splash with its movie mode, thanks in part to Vincent Laforet’s Reverie video. The 7D takes that functionality a step further. Obviously, you’re not going to see any [...]
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
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[...] with Manfrotto micro ball head Image by chromedecay Inspired by Vincent Laforet’s "Making of" video for his short film Reverie, I decided to make a little window clamp for myself. [...]
Wow. The quality from the 5D clips is amazing…
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can’t wait to get my hands on this one!
Thanks for sharing.
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Looking good my friend, makes me want to go out and get myself a 5D
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This is awesome. Makes me want to switch back to a Canon after seeing that.
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