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Les Wilson · July 13th, 2010, 09:29 PM

I was shooting some cemetery shots for a music video one morning and some Ibis just waltzed into frame. Shots were taken with a Canon XH-A1 with circular polarizer (HDV 1080/60i) over 3 consecutive days. I had ideal lighting conditions only between 8 and 9am each day. Some shots were, by necessity handheld while others were on a tripod. Most all the shots were done manually with auto focus on a few. It was hard work. I'm not a fan of the XH-A1 controls for AF, Focus/Zoom presets, AE Lock....

These are just a collection of the good shots with a Royalty Free music bed slapped on it. Most shots have limited headstone views due to filming restrictions.

July 13th, 2010, 09:29 PM	#1
Les Wilson Inner Circle Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Boca Raton, FL Posts: 3,014	Cue the Ibis! I was shooting some cemetery shots for a music video one morning and some Ibis just waltzed into frame. Shots were taken with a Canon XH-A1 with circular polarizer (HDV 1080/60i) over 3 consecutive days. I had ideal lighting conditions only between 8 and 9am each day. Some shots were, by necessity handheld while others were on a tripod. Most all the shots were done manually with auto focus on a few. It was hard work. I'm not a fan of the XH-A1 controls for AF, Focus/Zoom presets, AE Lock.... These are just a collection of the good shots with a Royalty Free music bed slapped on it. Most shots have limited headstone views due to filming restrictions. Cue the Ibis on Vimeo