Still/Video

Borderfox

I have used this at some of the Weddings I have done but for the Horses figured it might tell a bit more about how I shoot. 1dmk3 with a 70-200 f2.8 IS L, all shot in jpeg and lifted straight into Proshow Producer with 1/10 of a second between them with some of the shots getting 1 second. C&C always welcome, I do realise its a bit rushed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQud8NhzNR4

Chorcai

Thought it was well done, the flicking from portrait to landscape took away from film I felt. From 55-105 was the best part, I can see what you were getting at though, IMHO .

Thecageyone

Can't C&C on them tbh, as its too much a cross of still/clip - I'd actually rather you chose the better shots and put up the stills. I am pretty much anti-video unless it's a necessity. Looks like there was some beauty shots in there still-wise though One there of hoofs in mud i could visualise in a nive high contrasty B&W

jumpinac

cool idea did it take long to put together

Borderfox

About 10 minutes to drop into Proshow and then 20 minutes to render.

I know what you mean Keith, the thing I like about it as opposed to video is that there all 10mp stills in the video so any can be picked out and printed instead of only 1080i stills from a video camera/dslr

Just a bit of fun from what was for me a really nice hour with the Horses

Fionn

interesting concept! all shot with bursts i take it?

i'm wondering could it be rendered to show a believable slow motion clip?

Borderfox

Fionn wrote: »

interesting concept! all shot with bursts i take it?

i'm wondering could it be rendered to show a believable slow motion clip?

Yeah shot with bursts Fionn, I suppose it could but I think the subject will travel too far in relation to the time taken to shoot

Fionn

yeah,
think i must get a camera with some video capability, i have an idea for a slide show entrance with a bride and father in SloMo going up the aisle then maybe something similar Bride & Groom coming down the aisle for the exit! maybe something like 3-4 seconds.

Borderfox

I have taken every picture from a wedding day and put them into Proshow with 1/10th of a second duration on each frame and let them play, couples really love it.