This video really shows what a good DSLR in the right hands is capable of producing:

Images Of Papua New Guinea - Scene 1 on Vimeo

For those interested in equipment, Michael Fletcher used two Canon 5D mk2's, Canon lenses 16/35mm, 24mm, 85mm, 18mm tiltshift, 400mm. Fostex FR2LE Field Recorder, Rode Mic's, Azden Wireless Mic's, Aqua Tech Water Housing, Various filters, Lee, Polarizers etc. Macbook Pro, MacPro, and Final Cut Studio 7.

All I can say is wow... I will have to visit someday.

All I have to say is WOW. Nice Job.

For those interested in equipment, Michael Fletcher used two Canon 5D mk2's, Canon lenses 16/35mm, 24mm, 85mm, 18mm tiltshift, 400mm. Fostex FR2LE Field Recorder, Rode Mic's, Azden Wireless Mic's, Aqua Tech Water Housing, Various filters, Lee, Polarizers etc. Macbook Pro, MacPro, and Final Cut Studio 7.

Was some kind of stabilizer used in aerial footage?

More beautiful footage from Michael using the 5D MkII & various lenses, this time in Australia:

Images Of South Australia - A Southern Safari on Vimeo

I too would like to know, what kind of stabilization was used in the aerial shot. Was the 5D mounted on the plane/helicopter itself?

edit: okay found it on vimeo comments:

- "Just used a monopod attached to the 5D with my rubber thong as a stabilizer. Fixed the rest up in FCP's smoothcam filter."

Absolutely awesome!