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Shots made with the I-Movix Sprintcam v1

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  • EDcase 3 years ago
    Nice vid Dave. Thats an impressive camera (looking at website) Must have cost a bit :0

    I've done a similar video but lower quality (with cheaper camera) ;)
    vimeo.com/1755451
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  • Zofiafotoeule 3 years ago
    Brilliantly! And good music, besides! What was ready first, the music or the film? Really! Thank you! Zofia
  • David Coiffier plus 3 years ago
    Thank you Zofia!

    Music was carefully chosen on purpose, but then music was first. Music is always image backbone, but also needs a lot of editing to fit image length. This piece of rock music has been cut 5 or 6 times I guess...
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  • Zofiafotoeule 3 years ago
    Thank you! Somehow I knew that first created the music ...
    Is for you the music is always a starting point?
    Grade I learn everything about making movies, have much material that I lack the experience with programs and a professional camera ... I must still learn!
    And thanks to master, like you, I learn even faster ...
    Embrace ... Zofia
  • David Coiffier plus 3 years ago
    Well, music is not the real starting point, because usually image is. At least image is the reason for you to look for a music. So image drive your music need and choice. But then, music locks you to its tempo, to its structure. When editing you basically try to match image over music. If there is no way for you to make image match music, then you try to do something with music (cut, shorten, substitute another part, repeat last bars…).
    Editing music with not a single image is also quite efficient. Say you have a length you wanna match. Edit your music to make the right duration. Half the job is done, while you didn't even start editing a single shot...
    I guess a good editing is when music fits image and image fits music...
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  • Zofiafotoeule 3 years ago
    Thank you very much! Your suggestions are very helpful for me! I continue to pursue your wonderful films!
    All the best! Zofia
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  • Michael Slade 3 years ago
    Sick! Love the TIGHT detail shots in super slo-mo. Love it!
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  • Sean Balmer 3 years ago
    i hope taylor and nugget at ttr got to play with this, its sick, shame it wasn't sunny and wet you would have got so much cool spray
  • ttrworldtour plus 2 years ago
    Nope, unfortunately we didn't as we don't have access to these shots at the moment, but let's see if we can't cut a deal with O'Neill in the future as they are super sick. To check some of the A+ slomo shots watch the Evolution TV show! It will also soon be available on ttrworldtour.com
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  • Matthew Smith 3 years ago
    man I love slow motion captures...
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  • Maarten Toner pro 3 years ago
    Nice, funny editing, excellent closeups. That must be a noisy camera to work with, it probly gets very hot.

    Its cool when it almost seems like snow is turning into water.
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  • Joe Nichols 2 years ago
    Great! I've just found this site and love your work.

    Who is the musician?
  • David Coiffier plus 2 years ago
    Thx Joe! Music is from Vinnie Colaiuta, best drummer in the world...;)
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  • steve hartland 2 years ago
    David - This stuff's totally ill. Sharing it w/ everybody. Love the Vinnie C. music. Which piece is that? Can't find it.
  • David Coiffier plus 2 years ago
    Thanks Steve!
    track is named "if one was one", and is out of the only solo record he did (or at least the only I'm aware of). Album doesn't have any name, just Vinnie Colaiuta, and is from 1994 I guess...
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  • mundourbano 2 years ago
    amazing. but theese slow motions where a bit trunky... did u use time remap in after? select the keyframes and press f9 so it get smother!!

    by the way, i watche all of your videos and i love them all.

    inspires me to do better works. im using d90 now for filming with 35mm digital. (d90 sucks but its the cheapest 35mm film look) . i heard about some nikon camera control... iknow i use canon but here is the question...

    do u use some kind of software to get it done or use the remote control?

    do u know something about nikon soft and were can i find it?

    by the way great shots of the stars. some day ill do the same and send it to u!!

    TNKS!
  • David Coiffier plus 2 years ago
    Thx for your comments!

    I dunno what means trunky, and dunno either what the heck you're talking about After Effects & keyframing. Anyway, thx again, and for Nikon software, please visit Nikon website, it has to be a good starting point...

    And please, let me know when you have something to show!
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  • PAULT 2 years ago
    Magnificent and inspiring stuff David. I use a simple sony handycam, and Sony Vegas to edit for slowmo. You have Nailed it it all your work, Right choice of music, and perfect position with that magnificent camera. Hats off to you sir!! KEEP IT UP
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  • stshhh 2 years ago
    what camera do you used ?
  • David Coiffier plus 2 years ago
    This is mentionned in the clip description, top of this page.
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  • Scott C. 2 years ago
    Did you do a black body reference prior to running? I have the same banding issues (different vertical line shades across screen...for all you who don't know what it is) with the Phantom 9.1 if I don't do it before a shoot.
  • David Coiffier plus 2 years ago
    Actually, it hasn't been made for those snowboard pictures, and that's why you're asking, hehe… ;)
    They've been done with a v1 Sprintcam, which is now history, and snow shooting was probably the worst experience ever for that sensor...
    Btw, did you check latest model samples ? Still not totally perfect, but far better in any way : vimeo.com/4167288
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  • Piotr Wiśniewski 2 years ago
    I don't like this movie, for me slowdowns are sometimes not at the time. Overall ok. :)
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  • Maciej Merski 2 years ago
    pretty nice video :D
    good job man, good job
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  • Patrick Daly 1 year ago
    Very awesome!
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  • Nicolaj Schmid 2 months ago
    it's in davos right?
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