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7. INHABITANTS OF NEPAL
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6. DEEP FRIED SWEET SHOP
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5. ANNAPURNA ELEVATION
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1. LOOKING UP THE SKY
by warmeye
2 years ago
Trekking in the renowned Annapurna Conservation Area of Nepal- Jomsom, Kagbeni, Jharkot & Muktinath.
Nepal | Feb | 2009

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  • Michael Thomas 2 years ago
    ...friggin' amazing! Great shots.
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  • Mark Williams plus 2 years ago
    Very nice.
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  • Chandra Maharzan 2 years ago
    I remember visiting these places. Great place and the movie makes it even better. Wish I had a cam then. :)
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  • Roberto Dessì 2 years ago
    It reminds me Baraka wow...good job man!
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  • Elaine Baran 2 years ago
    OMG! This is the best video on Nepal that I have EVER seen (and I've watched a lot of travel videos). I'm so jazzed about it that I just changed my pick of the week (which I'd already loaded up) to this one at the Travercial website. Great Job!
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  • Flint 2 years ago
    What settings did you use? Not 25p I take it...
  • warmeye plus 2 years ago
    Hey Flint.
    Yep- 25p all the way.
    Fixed exposure, focus lock.
    Manfrotto 700RC2 head for pans.
    Circular polarizer+Magic Bullet Suite FX.
    Little bit of sharp/unsharp in Sony Vegas 9.0.
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  • Gabriel Lakey 2 years ago
    Gorgeous work! It looks like you used a depth of field adapter. If so, which one? -and have you had any experiences with zoom lenses attached to your adapter? Thanks
  • warmeye plus 2 years ago
    Thanks, Gabriel.
    No depth of field adaptors used- exposure lock on at all times, taking care to keep the aperture between f2 & f4.
    With this it is possible to create the effect you mention..
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  • Carlos Faria plus 2 years ago
    You should go to short-films or even full length!
    Very good mood and images.
    I know this is a silly question but how do you do for the white balance? You have to put a piece of white paper in front of the camera every time you'll shoot a different scene?
  • warmeye plus 2 years ago
    Thanks, Carlos.
    With my last camera I regularly adjusted white balance using a pocket notebook- with my HV30 in Nepal I don't remember a single occasion when I did this- tended to stick to sunny or cloudy settings, according to the light..
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  • Carlos Faria plus 2 years ago
    Oh, just one more thing...
    When you say you shoot 25p it means 24p too right?
    Does it have anything to do about the shutter speed? What shutter speed did you use for this video?
    Thanks!
  • warmeye plus 2 years ago
    No, 25p (HV30 PAL, not NTSC).
    Becasue I work with aperture priority the shutter speed is the variable factor- anything between 1/25 and 1/2000, according to what light is available/aperture I've chosen.
    Hope this helps..
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  • Alex plus 2 years ago
    Very nicely done!
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  • Peripatete 2 years ago
    Aside from your sharp technical skills, you've brilliantly captured the bells and smells, the colours and flavour of so many memories from Nepal.
    The majestic beauty of the Annapurna range, the streets, temples, monkeys and milk tea stops of Kathmandu, so hard to convey in words, are embedded in each of your images.
    Thanks for transporting me - albeit virtually + briefly - back to a country and people that I love.
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  • Mirko Faienza plus 2 years ago
    lovely shots!!!
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  • Rick Macomber plus 2 years ago
    what was the music bed???
  • warmeye plus 2 years ago
    Music was composed by my friend Wayne Chudley.
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  • Pier Bedard plus 2 years ago
    Je suis impressionné...merci
  • warmeye plus 2 years ago
    De rien, pierre.
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  • Synthetic Owls 2 years ago
    really awesome shots there
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  • Climbing Addicted plus 2 years ago
    Big op himalayan set!
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  • steve seagal 2 years ago
    awesome
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  • Joe Lindsay 2 years ago
    Lovely
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  • liz barnett 2 years ago
    lovely. inspiring...
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  • Elaine Baran 2 years ago
    Congratulations! We've selected this video as the best new travel video of the year at travercial.com. It will be on our homepage through the New Year until we start the new best of the week selections on January 4. Great work - and a wonderful travel video.
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  • Grissi 2 years ago
    just wonderfull... great works!!!
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  • EdvSaar 2 years ago
    Absolutely stunning video! I just can't believe that it was shot only with the HV30. Great talent!!!
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  • Vengadesan Naiker 1 year ago
    amazing and beautiful photography. THANK YOU.
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  • Returning to Nomadism 1 year ago
    Thank you, captured exactly the way I imagine it. Will be in india and nepal for the next year, leaving in a month. Your videos have got me very excited to go...
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  • Arctic Jello 3 months ago
    love. love. love
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  • Gaurav Dhwaj Khadka 1 month ago
    Cool ....:)
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