I was amazed too. Thanks!

for this one its a still camera - 5D from Canon

Thanks Marlowe! Hope to see you at the PVM EB!

Hey Lee! How is Canada? Hope you are doing well and great. Say Helo to Bruce for me,

I edited this on Prem CS3. Copying from CF was a breeze. 5 minutes per 4gig card.

I scaled down to a DV timeline. It took four times longer to render and export than a regular SD project.

I did not need that many CFS, I just had three which I would rotate. My regular shooters were shooting DV.

My instrucitons then was, complete coverage, pretent I'm not there.

Take cre Lee!

my journey to Bruce starts feb 12th>>
hopefully i'll get to play with his toys while there..
try to imagine my huge hands all around that small camera...hehe
i want to try to edit some 5d footage on my laptop on a premiere cs4 timeline and see what happens.

4 times longer ha, i was afraid of that .
i've heard that Cs3 has lots of bugs maybe you should try cs4 and see if its faster.
On my Acer laptop cs4 runs pretty fast and there are some interesting functions for working with CF cards.

did i saw you in another video you posted at facebook panning handheld !!!! infront of the church while the bride entrering???

lee

I tried CS4 and it is much much more stable than 3.

That said. I'm opting for encoding the 5D footage first in procoder before importing to Premiere. That way, I can manage to edit while waiting for footage to enode.

I found the manual controls sufficient enough. (iris and compensation and AE Lock).

The record button was a bit uncomfortable but I got used to it.

Thanks!

Thanks Nicholas!

Sean, that was a shot on GC 4000.

This was just one borrowed 5D. Getting one soon. =)

Hey Elliot, Around 12 minutes for 4 gigs.

35mm adapters though have their advantages =)

I still do, especially for longform/documentary work. You can only rely on the Canon for money shots.

Oh no. Only when gliding =)

Chris. It's tough at first, but like anything, you'll get used to it. =)