
Life in Haiti-Canon 5D MKII & Glidetrack
1 year ago
Life in Haiti was shot on the Canon 5D MKII and Glidetrack shooter.
Lenses used:
Canon 24mm f2.8
Canon 50mm f1.8
Canon 70-200 f2.8
Music by: George Fenton from Planet Earth
Name: Namibia - The Lions and the Oryx
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Featured on Digital Cinema Foundry
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Lenses used:
Canon 24mm f2.8
Canon 50mm f1.8
Canon 70-200 f2.8
Music by: George Fenton from Planet Earth
Name: Namibia - The Lions and the Oryx
If you have any questions or comments feel free to post them or email me at info@leclercbrothers.com
leclercbrothers.com/
Follow us on twitter twitter.com/leclercbrothers
Featured on Digital Cinema Foundry
digitalcinemafoundry.com/2010/04/01/rescue-haitis-children-trailer-life-in-haiti-double-feature/
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Couple questions ...
1. How was the Glidetrack Shooter - would you recommend it? Any foibles?
2. How did you do the gentle slow mo? Shot at 30fps and conformed to 24?
Looking forward to your next film ...
Amazing shots!
Congrats!
Is it the .5 or 1m
sd or hd
did you use it on just a tripod (which one?) or do you need a second stick to make it stable
How is it for handheld?
Beautiful Work!! and thanks for sharing the details
We used the 1000mm track with a heavy duty tripod with the 501 HDV head, I wouldn't go any smaller than that for track size. There were a few incidents where the system almost tipped over due to that 70-200 lens I could have use a mono pod but it was all run and gun type of shooting. The handheld works great they just need to make a shoulder pad or something!
~Chris
Job well done!
I'm wondering what types of filters you use shooting in bright daylight?
Everything was raw lenses.
How did you work with these ppl? did you asked to stare at you, did it happen naturally? both?
they all knew you were shooting them? i;m a photographer , and i still find some problems when it comes to documentary work.
Congratulations.
Everything is right, shots, edit and music.
Charlie
i hope you all didn't do this just to say you were the first to shoot some "cool looking shit!" over in haiti...
Beautiful moment 01:03...
Good work man)
Excellent timing too.
As DSLR são o futuro para filmes de curta metragem e baixo orçamento.
Parabéns!
Paulo
Recife-Brasil
Ou yes ... amazing video! :)
merci
hence the reason for monopod instead of tripod?
great video.
Faces and expressions bi Haitians are so sad. I hope it will be a better life asap!
I'm talking about it on my blog tatami.sushiadv.com
Are we talking about the Canon EOS 5D Mark II, primarily digital 'stills' camera?
Really good work though.
Just a question, the camera seemed really sensitive to slight wobble artifacting form the shutter - would this relate to the weight of the lens combined with the glidetrack?
It's barely noticeable, but maybe more so since it was slowed to 24.
Really good stuff though!
No voices from the subjects? No atmospheric or nat sound? No reporting?
Even a VO track would elevate this to something beyond pretty cinematics.
Be brave Haiti!
Life seems easier with your camera.
I'm speechless!! What a great work!!
I really can't imagine what it feels like to rebuild such a torn place. you really did a good job capturing emotion here.
and my opinion is that this song makes it stronger. it is always good to show the beauty of a place also, helps to stay optimistic. you've succeeded at a lot of things and hope your just as happy with it.