
Images of Western Australia
1 year ago
I was asked to get together some footage I had taken over the last few months with my Canon XHA1 to show the Canon Reps in W.A. with the hope of receiving some sponsorship for future projects we have lined up with our photographic business's in Western Australia.
Our business uses all Canon equipment including, Still Camera's, Video Camera's, Lenses, and printers. You can check us out at christianfletcher.com.au or christianfletcher.wordpress.com
Footage taken was from Albany, Dunsborough, Margaret River, Yallingup, Donnelly River, Broome, all places in Western Australia. Come visit sometime.
Our business uses all Canon equipment including, Still Camera's, Video Camera's, Lenses, and printers. You can check us out at christianfletcher.com.au or christianfletcher.wordpress.com
Footage taken was from Albany, Dunsborough, Margaret River, Yallingup, Donnelly River, Broome, all places in Western Australia. Come visit sometime.
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I am so glad I watched that, what stunning work you do!! You broadened my life a bit. Thanks.
In a couple of shots that dark vignette is really quite distracting, did you do that in post or is it that your adapter/lens combo. I would try and dial that back a little, less is more IMHO.
Anyway, that was really beautiful. Nice work.
And man, I keep getting amazed by the quality of the video's on this website.
Meant to say some, not all of them. Sorry about that.
Cheers
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I always look at a film twice, the first time with the sound on, and then in total silence.
It is only when you do this you can see 100% the film.
Nice touch. The shot of the big rocks with the silhouette on them was very cool.
The time lapse shot with the clouds and the windmill. How many minutes of tape did that use - approxiamately?
How long have you been shooting?
Trey
Trey
I love the 01.40 scene
Awesome !
wow! Amazing video compositions. Beautiful, rich, lush colors!
What filters did you use on "Images of Western Australia"?
My footage is no way near your guitar playing nice work mate!!!!. I play drums but wouldn't rate a mention along side a true artist such as yourself.
Did you use 24f and a really low shutter speed for the opening shot? My guess is 1/24th?
I've been experimenting with mountain landscape shots, and no matter how low I set everything, I still seem to get lots of noise. Any tips to getting rid of noise in low light sunrise shots?
Thanks, and it's great to meet you!
-Greg
Use a graduation filter on the front of the camera so you can increase the exposures of the forground without blowing out your skys during sunrise and sunset. I use filters by Lee.
You can slow up the shutter speed just so long as there is not too much movement in the scene. Try to shoot in brighter conditions. As you know each sunrise is different and it can be hit and miss with getting good footage. Dont point the camera too close to the sun as all that achieves is a big blown out blob of yellow. Most times the best scene is in the opposite direction to the sun.
Good luck in Africa Greg, dont get eaten.!!!! Ha Ha.....
Thanks for watching.
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