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2. Journey through Canyons
1 year ago
Journey through Canyons.
I went on the trip to Canyons in Arizona and Utah,
visited Grand Canyon, Glen Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion Canyon
and this film is the coverage of my trip.
Music by Nicholas Gunn:
"Entering Twin Falls" from the album "Music of the Grand Canyon"
itunes.apple.com/us/album/music-of-the-grand-canyon/id60496368
Very special thanks to Nicholas Gunn for the music.
Set of "Making Of" photos can be found here:
flickr.com/photos/vmetron/sets/72157624654296344/
I tried to stay away from the people and cars, so had to
hike up, down and in the river for many of those shots,
but could not avoid planes, but hey, those are not planes,
but shooting stars.
I also spent several nights down at Bryce Canyon at full moon making timelapses
and I must tell that hiking at full moon in Bryce Canyon
is one of the most amazing hiking experiences,
even better than going into Narrows of Virgin River ;)
Thank you for watching,
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I went on the trip to Canyons in Arizona and Utah,
visited Grand Canyon, Glen Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion Canyon
and this film is the coverage of my trip.
Music by Nicholas Gunn:
"Entering Twin Falls" from the album "Music of the Grand Canyon"
itunes.apple.com/us/album/music-of-the-grand-canyon/id60496368
Very special thanks to Nicholas Gunn for the music.
Set of "Making Of" photos can be found here:
flickr.com/photos/vmetron/sets/72157624654296344/
I tried to stay away from the people and cars, so had to
hike up, down and in the river for many of those shots,
but could not avoid planes, but hey, those are not planes,
but shooting stars.
I also spent several nights down at Bryce Canyon at full moon making timelapses
and I must tell that hiking at full moon in Bryce Canyon
is one of the most amazing hiking experiences,
even better than going into Narrows of Virgin River ;)
Thank you for watching,
twitter.com/vmetron
facebook.com/vmetron
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My initial plan (i even have it in my notes) was to shoot timelapse of Rays being born in those Slot Canyons. I did not realize that Upper Antelope Canyon is like Disneyland. I later got suggestion to go to Wave, they only give out 20 permits a day to visit that canyon
GORGEOUS.
Good, excellent work! Happy you managed well with music... and musician!
All timelapses and video are at 23.98fps. 1080p.
I shoot everything JPG as it is not forgiving ;) , yet many times I feel RAW would have saved some of my timelapse shots and helped fixing them in post.
I tried HDR and it is there in film in two shots, should have played more to make it less noticeable.
I loved "Flight over North Rim" by Nicholas Gunn the moment I heard it on Pandora radio - that is how I discovered his work, then I wanted to film for that song for a long time since it really makes you feel flying, i tried it for this film, but then some slow shots had to be cut. Next time!
I'd like to give two "like's"...
Last photo which I included on this page shows how I did it with the help of magic arm on the slider. I tried it from different spots and in different times of the day, it is a short hike, but I hiked to it three times on two different days. Evening light is not good on that spot, and early morning did not have clouds.
A wonderful work...
How do you slide during timelapse?
.. And I did a lot of night timelapses at the same shutter speed of twenty seconds, but this is the only one which has it. Yet you must be right, bright star and long shutter speed are likely reason - I will pay more attention to it in the future, but it must be some famous star then??
EDIT: Confirmed using Stellarium (free planetarium software) that it is indeed Jupiter. I had to compare star patterns. Looks like the coma from the lens distorted it in a way that made it elongated like that. It's somewhat noticeable on the stars around it too but just not as much because they are dimmer.
How were you able to join your Manfrotto Magic Arm to your Glidetrack as shown in DPP_00046
on your Flickr page?
I used Manfrotto Super Clamp on each end of the Magic Arm. It is very essential add-on for magic arm. I have four of clamps now, so with the help of two magic arms and four super clamps I can set up glidetrack over anything now.
Thoroughly enjoyed traveling thru your Flickr too.
For those two of night shots:
1.8F, 20sec, 1600iso, 5 days old moon
For sunsets I shoot in Manual, so do nothing about changing light, but I do use GradND filter 3stops hard edge.
I like it :)
This is really an amazing video! Thanks!