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66. Queen's Bath in Kauai

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7 months ago

65. Kauai sunset: Lumix GH1 slow motion

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7 months ago

64. Random: GH1 and Nikon Zeiss prime F1.4 in low light

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63. Panasonic Lumix GH1. First footage

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62. Bloom's Blog Part 5: Chicken S*** Bingo in Austin, TX

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61. NT Live trailer

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60. Wondrous Place

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59. Rhyolite Ghost Town

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58. Bloom's Blog Part 4: The rapping flight attendant

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57. Bloom's Blog: Part 3 NAB LAST DAY!

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56. Philip Bloom's Video Blog: NAB part 2

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55. Shooting and Editing with the CF recorder on the S…

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54. Review of JVC GY HM 100

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8 months ago

53. Bloom/ Zacuto

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8 months ago

52. Grading "Return to Dungeness" with Magic Bullet Looks

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8 months ago

51. Return to Dungeness HD

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8 months ago

50. Battersea: JVC GY-HM 700

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49. Review of JVC GY-HM 700

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8 months ago

48. 35mm Film adaptors explained

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9 months ago

47. York House: Cinemek G35 HD

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9 months ago

46. Review of EX3 Letus relay.

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9 months ago

45. A Sunday in Kent: Shot on Panasonic HPX 301e with …

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44. Review of Panasonic HPX 301e

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9 months ago

43. Piccadilly Stone: Letus Ultimate/ EX3/ Relay

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42. Valentine's Day

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9 months ago

41. Bexhill-on-sea: SGBlade RR2 test short

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10 months ago

40. The Magic Bus Stop: Test short with EX1/ Shoot 35 SGBlade

by Philip Bloom

10 months ago

Promo short made for Zacuto showing myself filming with the EX3, Letus and Zacuto rig.

Pretty shots marred by shots of me. Sorry!

Music is by Faure and is called Pelleas and Melisande Sicilienne. I own a licence for this performance.

Additional filming by Suresh Kara of Documovie.co.uk

Behind the scenes short made by Mark Dawson can be seen here: vimeo.com/4105325

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Frederic Vercammen 8 months ago

Again briliant stuff.
I love the shadow scene on 3.05.
My old tripod is broken,
I want to buy a new one for my EX3.
which recommend you?
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

I really like the Miller DS20 Solo
philipbloom.co.uk/2009/02/20/miller-ds20-tripod-review/
ße ωell ;-) 8 months ago

nice, so when will you commit to a full-on time lapse or are you just toying with me Phil ;-)
Joseph Stunzi, IENCE 8 months ago

Good stuff as always. I'm pumped about NAB bud!
Keith Gallagher 8 months ago

How do you get away with filming such nice shots in public Phil?

I barely have my tripod set up before the cops or some other busy-body tells me to move along.....blah blah...can't film here....blah blah :(

What do you say if you are approached when filming in public?
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

simple. You have EVERY right to film on a "public highway". If the land is privately owned then you need permission. Like London's South Bank. But most places you are fine. Stick to your guns. It's often the community support officers, aka plastic policeman, who try to move you on. They have no powers to do so.

There are some sensitive areas like Westminster where they like to be phoned before hand due to "heightened security risk". But most places are just fine!
Keith Gallagher 8 months ago

Yeah, come to think of it you're right. Most of the hassle I get is from poxy traffic wardens and dopy security guards who wander out from the nearby stores or shopping precinct thinking they are "real cops".

I shall be polite but much more firm in future!

Cheers.
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

Don't get me going on security guards! In England you can film any building you want from the street, they know nothing, threaten to call the police. Let them, you are breaking no laws!
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

check this out

philipbloom.co.uk/2009/04/14/filming-in-public-places/#more-2674
Charles Wyatt 7 months ago

As a security guard Phil and an amateur photographer I will make a point of carrying this card in case my ignorant superior tells me to move someone on for filming outside my place of work. Thanks for this advice and carry on the great work.
Gio Elio 8 months ago

That's a nice question. Phil always seems to have his own way...
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

check this out

philipbloom.co.uk/2009/04/14/filming-in-public-places/#more-2674
Justin Ho 8 months ago

Once again SPEC-TAC-ULAR. I'm now pretty much convinced to get the Letus!
Brian Boudreau 8 months ago

Great stuff Phil. I like how you throw in some timelapse here and there
Ed Dobry 8 months ago

They really give you guys that much trouble over there about filming stuff. I mean I could understand, like the parliament building, Buckingham Palace or that defense building. In fact I was taking photos there last year while I was on holiday in the Isle's. And a bunch of machine gun wielding guys came up to me and said no photos of the Defense building. Don't really know what was in the building, but I was happy to move along.

Guess it's just the day of age we live in now.

Phil, as usual spectacular video, it's always a pleasure to watch your work.
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

check this out

philipbloom.co.uk/2009/04/14/filming-in-public-places/#more-2674
Keith Gallagher 8 months ago

Cheers Phil.
jehu Garcia 8 months ago

Great work Philip, Hopefully I get to meet you at NAB this year, will be there the 20th-22nd.
Jeff Price 8 months ago

Absolutely brilliant.
The Fibro Twins 8 months ago

I dig yr soul Philip...and those delightful toys!
Imago Dei 8 months ago

that was a beautiful shot where the sky went dark following the moon rise behind the ferris wheel. great eye!
⾺ Dan Huston 8 months ago

Gorgeous - amazing skills - I'm jealous...haha!

Shots of you don't hurt a thing in this - I will be watching more and like Fibro - mad toys you have as well - whew!

Seeing brilliant professional work like this inspires me to strive for more as a total beginner.

Bravo!
gary nadeau 8 months ago

magical - thanks.
pablo altclas 8 months ago

Brillante
Paul Tarlevs 8 months ago

Amazing! Looks stunning when downloaded. What do you usually colour correct with, Philip?
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

Magic Bullet looks. Check out my Return to Dungeness grading tutorial in my video secion Paul
Kira Pjatetska 8 months ago

I am in a delight !!!
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

thanks Kira
c.lotti 8 months ago

Glorious and magnificent ,at the same time !!!
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

thanks!
TVF 13 8 months ago

Łał! Jestem pod wrażeniem. Najbardziej podobają mi się przyspieszone obrazki. Przepiękne.
amankerstudio 8 months ago

nice...very sharp
is the zeiss lens can mount with nikon ai mount?
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

yes its zeiss nikon
Brad McGiveron 8 months ago

wonderful stuff as usual !
C.Bry@nt 8 months ago

Espectacular!
d-grade 8 months ago

Incredible!
Visionary Dude 8 months ago

Philip, awesome work!!!
BTW, what's your take on Redrock M2 Encore in comparison to Letus Ultimate and/or Elite? Thanks!
Philip Bloom 8 months ago

not tried it yet!
Feedback 8 months ago

sin palabras.... impecable...muy pictórico.
Brook Morrison 7 months ago

As usual, a job well done.
Valentino Hesse 7 months ago

Great... :-)
Rolf Jahn 7 months ago

Hi Phil, I like your video very much, especially the combination of music and film action, that is the relative speed differences of both.

Technical question: how did you accomplish time lapse plus this smooth rotation on the pedestrian bridge ?
Bo Sundqvist 6 months ago

Hey Philip. Who performs the music? I've managed to find three versions but they are all faster than this (+ worse recording quality) and that removes the soothing effect of the version you're using in this video.
indyflix 6 months ago

phil, what frame rate do you shot at when you what to do a time lapse?
Matt Kiefer 4 months ago

what program do you do the slow motion in? fcp needs to work on slow motion
bitesize films 4 months ago

Quite heavenly footage - what are the chances I can get stuff to look like that with my new Z7!?!
Luca Sgualdini 3 months ago

very nice, how are all your works. thanks for sharing.