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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: New Mexico
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Short video with new XF300
Hi Folks,
Excited to play around with my new XF300. But had chores to do; so I thought I'd shoot it! And get in some play time with our dog, OhNo.
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New Boot
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Milford, NJ
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Good stuff Jeff - that time lapse feature can be addicting. I bought a Meade motorized telescope at a yard sale for $1 and have adapted it to take my XF. You can program the speed to microseconds and get some very cool results. I'll post some soon.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: California
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Pretty cool!
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Regular Crew
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Western, VA
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Nice demo shoot - I always have trouble coming up with a "first light" shoot.
What did you use for your Cumbres and Toltec video? As a rail enthusiast I really enjoyed that. |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: New Mexico
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Hi Folks,
Thanks for watching! @Kevin--I love timelapses! When I shot with an XL2, I'd record continuously and speed it up in post (no interval setting, eventhough the XL2 has one). I have seen videos from folks here using motorized mounts for timelapses and they look very cool. And your timelapse video of production setting up looked really good! @Buck--Thanks! @Larry--I'd love to take the XF300 in a train ride someday! I shot the Cumbres-Toltec video with an XL2, using a SteadyStick, and tried uprezzing with Magic Bullet Instant HD. (Not really the HD results that I wanted, but it's ok.) I've also ridden the Durango line a couple years back, but I shot that with a Canon HV30. (That footage is sadly just languishing in an external harddrive.) Best,
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