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117. 36 hour timelapse on the Canon 7D

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

116. How to make video timelapse from DSLR stills

by Philip Bloom

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115. 7D DVD Marshall Monitor extract

by Philip Bloom

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114. Very brief 7D timelapse test 2

by Philip Bloom

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113. Critics: Promo 1

by Philip Bloom

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112. Dungeness timelapse experiment with Canon 7d

by Philip Bloom

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111. 7d 5dmkII noise and rolling shutter rough test

by Philip Bloom

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110. Girl with the flaxen hair: Canon 7d 30p (!)

by Philip Bloom

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109. 7d vs 5dmk2 Noise and Rolling Shutter

by Philip Bloom

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108. Greenpeace: Voices of change. Shot on Canon 5dmkII

by Philip Bloom

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107. Timelapse test with the Canon 7d

by Philip Bloom

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106. Sugar Cane. Canon 7d slow motion

by Philip Bloom

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105. Bloom's USA Video Blog: The British Invasion. Shot on 7d

by Philip Bloom

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104. Random Dublin shots from workshop: Canon 7d

by Philip Bloom

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103. Dublin's People: Canon 7d 24p

by Philip Bloom

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102. Shaving It Back: Canon 7d

by Philip Bloom

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101. Opening titles V2

by Philip Bloom

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100. Kevin Spacey intro rough

by Philip Bloom

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99. Siamese Twins: Lumix GH1

by Philip Bloom

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98. River Crane Walk: Redrock Encore and EX1 test

by Philip Bloom

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97. Syncing audio and video shot on 5d and Zoom using …

by Philip Bloom

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96. Poetry whole rough cut

by Philip Bloom

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95. Canon 5dmkII workflow Part 1: Importing for edit

by Philip Bloom

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94. Echoing Words: Canon 5dmkII

by Philip Bloom

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93. Colin critiqued by Mark Eccleston

by Philip Bloom

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92. M-Tel Prima V 6a

by Philip Bloom

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91. "On Your Shoulder" Commercial shot on the Canon 5dMkII 25p

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

A few simple shots done on the Canon 7d cut to the beautiful voice of Elliott Smith.

All ungraded and shot using a monopod from manfrotto and the zacuto z-finder with one lens. Canon 35mm f1.4.

philipbloom.co.uk/2009/09/12/more-canon-7d-footage/

Cropped using Nattress Film effects

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Robert Vinet 2 years ago

Another great hit. Love your composition and choice of subjects. Congrats once again!
Pleased Sheep Films 2 years ago

Nice. How does the Canon 7D hold up to Letus Extreme/EX1 footage and operation?
Cinestesia 2 years ago

Great as Always!
Cael Olsen 2 years ago

Loving the wasp! Your work is inspiring.
Paul Reynolds 2 years ago

Nice... but, no toe clippings? :(

Quick question... I am assuming no color grading in post on any of these shots... is that correct?
Paul Reynolds 2 years ago

Wow... Just read the description and had my question answered. Welcome to the united club of idiots Mr. Reynolds. Thanks Mr. Bloom.
Xavier Bourque 2 years ago

Thank you! Finally some daytime stuff to sink our teeth into! What lens(es) was this shot with?

You captured great light for the "portrait" at 0:54!
video4english.net 2 years ago

I attended that workshop in Dublin and persuaded the elderly gentleman to pose for Phil. Afterwards Phil said to me - Do you know who that man was? It was Richard Harris.
'Really?' I said. Duh!
Jeremy Bernatchez 2 years ago

awesome as always. I really really dig the music too!
DSLRcinema 2 years ago

Well, Philip, it's official. I pre-ordered my 7D and I am selling my big boy camera. Very nice!!!
Jeff Nelson 2 years ago

Nice. But a question -- how do you get past the 12 minute barrier? Buy many CF cards and change them, download when you get back to the office? Carry a laptop and do it while shooting? Are there any solutions for longer/larger CF cards? That would seem to be a significant barrier for many kinds of run and gun work.
Eddy Robinson 2 years ago

Its 12 minutes per *clip*, not per card - you can use larger cards, and/or swap. There are certainly times when you want to shoot continuously for longer periods, but they're probably not the jobs that play to the strengths of this camera.
Jeff Nelson 2 years ago

I see, thanks for the clarification.
Naija Docs 2 years ago

Great stuff
many thanks
Altenburger Film Production 2 years ago

Again, very beautifully composed shots. I love your work. My favourite shot is the man at 0:53. May I ask which setting you´re using on the 7D? Is it the Stu Superflat setting or do you have a special one? Your pictures look so amazing, even without grading. Superb, inspiring work!
iamkalaniprince 2 years ago

Great shots. Nice music and editing.

iamKP-
lopez esteso 2 years ago

excellent work
Paul Reed 2 years ago

You're quite good at this filming lark Philip. You should do it as a job.

P.S - ACE music choice. :p
Mark Phippen 2 years ago

beautiful!
Ron Coker 2 years ago

Very, Very Nice!
Ronald Kortkamp 2 years ago

Beautiful work Mr. Bloom.
Andrew Howe 2 years ago

Great to see it all put together. I am stealing a frame for my Vimeo pic.
video4english.net 2 years ago

I was standing right next to you when Philip shot this. It's your eye - you are entitled to have one frame - but one frame only!
Andrew Howe 2 years ago

Now I am worried I took the wrong one ;-)
Nathan Bloch 2 years ago

Looks great! I've been shooting bright daylight video on my 5d Mkii, and I've been getting a lot of noise. I usually shoot at a 200 ISO with my 24-105 f4 all the way open, usually a high shutter speed. Do you have any thoughts as to why I'm getting so much noise, usually in the shadows? Thanks.
Sean Duran 2 years ago

We should compare shots at the same ISO and f/stop and see if they looks the same. Cause at 200, I think ours is pretty much flawless.
Nathan Bloch 2 years ago

Are you using the 24-105? It's possible I'm just not using the camera correctly, but on the whole I find a lot of my shots to have lots of noise that don't have lots of light on them. Not sure if it's "normal" noise, or if my camera is producing more than it should.
Voices of Music 2 years ago

Great video; great camera work.
Danial Haris 2 years ago

Hi Philip, just needy our suggestion if I am considering getting a video DSLR should i go for the Canon 5D Mark2 or the Canon 7D. Seems like the videos produce comparing your 35mm on a 7D and a 50mm on a 5DMark2 has a different look. An image comparison of both cameras would be something i look forward from you. Hope to have your feedback on this. The 7D looks good though.
Akira Wing 2 years ago

7D=35mm motion picture frame size(with 1.6x crop), compatible with more cinema style lenses; 5D=VistaVision/full frame, 35mm still frame size(better for stills or for the unique look).

7D also currently is the only one with the multiple frame rates and a higher bitrate. For most video/film shooting purposes the 7D is an indie filmmaker's dream (and for $1,000 less).
Danial Haris 2 years ago

I pretty much like the looks on the 5D more then on the 7D. Though the 7D seems like a wonderful video DSLR with multiple frame rate and higher bit rate but the images produce on the 5D looks differently appealing.

So far Jason Magbanua "Perya" is the only piece of video that makes me believe the 7D is a good investment just shooting on Raw without color process. Then again he had variety of lenses for Perya.

Then again the 5DMark2 unique look does makes me feel like I am seeing pictures on magazines in motion.

Thanks anyway for the comment Akira.
Makinov 2 years ago

Awesome. Can't beat a bit of Elliott either!
Hak en Haai 2 years ago

Hey! looking at the weather wasn't that on September 2nd or 3rd? I was in Dublin at the same time.
Tinefis 2 years ago

Wow, great stuff!
A question: I'm heading to Africa in the end of this year and want to upgrade my HV20 before that. Do you think a 5d or 7d would be a good upgrade, and the "right" camera to use for a "travel documentary"? Or perhaps a dslr video camera will be too "tricky"? What external microphone would you recommend?
Matt White 2 years ago

I want one!
Ozzy Alvarez 2 years ago

your films are always so enjoyable and easy on the mind, thanks for making this again.
Pikasus Tv 2 years ago

Bellissimo
Dave Van De Brake/Bear Aviator 2 years ago

G'day Phillip,

Its always rewarding to see interest in cinematography being rekindled by your talents and ability to create international kinship thru your use of the visual language, as well as educating in an easy way-the 5 C's of cinematography...Make that 6 C's...due to the fact of your easy going nature and consideration to embrace professionals and cinema enthusists!!

Well done mate...Your work makes me smile in admiration...Keep up the good Work and Karma!
Best Regards, your friend

Dave Van De Brake
bob lorrimer 2 years ago

Sometimes, I feel we are all drowning in a soup of technical obsessions.

Frankly, this film is just darn good observational photography.

Period.
Michael Blackwood Barnes 2 years ago

True bob that this is 'just' darn good observational photography. But bearing in mind this quality was impossible from a DSLR at this price point until very recently - I think the technical obsession is justified.

Best
bob lorrimer 2 years ago

Quite correct Michael...I would not be able to make an equipment decision without informed public, rather than promotional, opinion.

I have ordered the 7D.

I now enter the labyrinthine world of interchangeable optical glass!
Andrew Howe 2 years ago

What Philip and Den were attempting to teach us in the Dublin drizzle was to be better observers. What we saw in the rushes when we got back to base was that the tech we used to shoot with was less important than what you shot. I like gizmos as much as the next man (quite a lot more to be honest) but that is what I will take away from the day.

I look forward to seeing what you make with the 7D Bob
Banzai Studio 2 years ago

Nice shots.
Could you tell me how is the workflow of this camera? Is it simple to edit on finalcut pro? Wich is the image format?
Jorge De Silva | Reez Films 2 years ago

Philip when do you test eh Pentax k7? :P

720P and 1024P =)
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

send me one and i will test it!
Angel Haralampiev 2 years ago

WOW, Awesome! Believe me Philip I sell my XH A1 today to buy 7D and of cource Z-Finder V2.
Focal Bliss 2 years ago

When is fstop coming to vegas??
michaschmidt 2 years ago

wow .. it's only a stills-cam ... not bad !!!
Muddassir Wadood 2 years ago

Hey is that normal lens Quality which comes with camera when we buy?
Jonathan Kennedy 2 years ago

Mmm, Elliott Smith.

What's that? Camera? What camera? :P
Superman 2 years ago

Hi Philip! What picture profile did you use, if you didn't grade the footage? I'm watching your 5D Training Video now and you set the images to a flat washed out look. Cheers! Can't wait for F-Stop Academy!!!
Claudio A.G.Monteiro Filho, M.D. 2 years ago

very nice bloom...
hey you need to come to Brazil and film some of our beaches from down here...
i am sure its going to be lovely like the one you did whilst in hawaii
keep on rocking babe the start is the limit for you now...a true inspiration for some of us.
shortcinema 1 year ago

Hi I know I am late to the conversation but I am curious about moving shots or better put people moving IN the shots.
Someone put it earlier in the comments this was beautifully COMPOSED. How does the camera perform when people are moving about in the frame.
Do you need to get a focus puller to keep every one in focus?
Josh & Emily Brooks 1 year ago

Love it. Btw your URL to your blog is says phiipbloom.co.uk
instead of philipbloom.co.uk

Love your work and blog Bloom.