
Helicam with Canon T2i/550D over Whitefish
1 year ago
Testing out a T2i with 14mm lens at 720 60P. Rendered with 2.35 bars and 24 frames for fun.
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You know, if you held it steady enough in the air, you could probably pull off some insane tiltshift effects like no one else.
Jose,
Here is some TS footage:
vimeo.com/7963169
and a few shots of the rig:
facebook.com/home.php#!/album.php?aid=207510&id=394861326398
Cheers,
Jeff
it's nice to see montana footage
Was this stabilized in post as well..?
thx!!
Yep...here is a quick shot of a Trex500 that I flew yesterday to check the payload:
facebook.com/home.php#!/photo.php?pid=5795222&id=394861326398
Cheers,
Jeff
Lloyd
second question, how much does the heli cost?
very nice video!
When I go out the door I'm probably carrying $25,000 worth of gear, but I've spent way more than that just figuring out these machines the last 9 years.
Back in the combustion engine days they would say all your anwers to your toy helicopter questions were at the bottom of a 50 gallon barrel of fuel.
I have those daily.
My favs are the low shots just above the rooftops and the landing through the trees. You sure have built up valuable experience and skill.
Very well done.
cheers mate
jeff i can't open the facebook links (copying the whole url) is there any other way you can show them??
tkss!!
For facebook you should be able to search for our "Gravityshots" page and go to the behind the scene photo galley.
Cheers!
That must have been nerve-wrecking - sending a cam out there, up there for the first time (back then). And then you flew the thing over water, if it was to go down, then all hope 's lost. All the things that can go wrong, I'd see them in my head if my camera had to go up. But then again - looks like it's worth every nerve ;-)
uau !!!
you're crazy, dude !!!!!
uau...that crazy !!!
bravo, bravíssimo.
perfeito !
But still I love it
I wonder where to buy it.
Brilliant video, by the way.