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1. Scenes from Inbamura HD - Shot with Canon 5D Mark II
by Joichi Ito
3 years ago
Shot with Canon 5D Mark II as 1920 x 1080 H.264. Edited in Final Cut Express and exported and uploaded as 1280 x 720 H.264.

Color and sound unmodified.

My first video using a Canon 5D Mark II.

Scenes from around my home in Inbamura.

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  • Paul Martin 3 years ago
    Wonderful! A beautiful film of a beautiful home. Excellent compositions. I thought of Ozu.
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  • brainopera 3 years ago
    Beautiful home! :)
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  • neb 3 years ago
    HD compositions up the ante on the aesthetics of the long photo. so beautiful. i am eagerly awaiting my 5DMII!
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  • Khalid Y 3 years ago
    Serene setting, made all the more soothing with that silky sharpness. :-)
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  • Cliff Cheney 3 years ago
    I am surprised that the 5dmkII records in h264. Did you detect the video being brighter after exporting the edit? I have had a problem with that codec on occasion.
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  • Nikolajf 3 years ago
    Nice audio too... particularly liked the burning leaves.
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  • Mathew Packer 3 years ago
    Love your 'boring' afternoon Jo.

    Very surprised at the video from the 5D mkII, can't wait to get my hands on one now.
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  • Jay Birch 3 years ago
    great video.. colours are beautiful.

    Cliff, I think that is a bug in quicktime, not the codec. Try dropping the video into a browser or editing program... exposure will be fine.
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  • Isaac Mao 3 years ago
    really high genuine quality
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  • planetMitch plus 3 years ago
    I'm so excited by this news! I cannot wait for this camera to be delivered to my door! The potential of this camera with its video and low light capabilities is so great that I created a wiki for the 5d. People have been collecting video and still samples from around the world that is very helpful to anyone thinking about buying the mk ii or wanting to see what it can do... planet5d.com -- this movie has been added to the samples!
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  • Cliff Cheney 3 years ago
    jay, The h264 bug is widely blogged upon. It is something in quicktimes gamma settings. There are kludge fixes. But, no definative resolution that I have found.

    That is why I am wondering how the raw 5dmkII video looks before and after editing. Which is where I have brightness issues with the codec.
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  • Timo plus 3 years ago
    Moving stills...
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  • Ted Tagami 3 years ago
    Nice to see Fall in Japan! Very serene. Makes me want to go out and pick up the new Canon!
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  • Mike Walsh plus 3 years ago
    Wabi Sabi!
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  • Joichi Ito plus 3 years ago
    I did notice that thing were a bit dark/contrasty, but I was assuming it was the bright sun. I'll mess around with it more and see if I notice any problems with h264...
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  • Sugoi 3 years ago
    Wonderfully shot, nicely framed.
    Very nice relaxing video Joichi-san :)
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  • Paul Jacobson plus 3 years ago
    The video came out beautifully (at least to my heathen eyes). Beautiful home too.
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  • David Geller 3 years ago
    Lovely videos. Can you comment on the focusing? Are you doing it manually? I have a D90 and have started playing with the video. So far, focus control is challenging (for me). Curious to hear your thoughts.
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  • Joichi Ito plus 3 years ago
    Been focusing manually. On the tiny 640x480 screen, this is the most sketchy part of the process. ;-)
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  • Daniel Schildt 3 years ago
    Looks relaxing and mostly quite nice video. Noticed several problems in storytelling of video: dog runs from left to right and in next picture runs from right to left. Also, idea of dog starting to run was nice but it could have been better with little bit faster edit (less amount of waiting if part from the beginning of dog clip would have been cut). Anyways, one learns as he does. ;)
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