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October 9th, 2010, 06:18 PM
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this work is seriously inspirational.
11 out of 10 from me! Thanks |
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January 6th, 2011, 08:16 AM
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Even though filmed a few years back when the 5D Mark II was in the early stages of popularity, this short film still manages to touch my inner emotions each time that I watch it. I think it must be all that British weather - biting winds and rain-drenched storms; raising up goose pimples and seeping into my mind... :)
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March 28th, 2011, 11:36 AM
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Re: DARK SIDE OF THE LENS... 5D + 16mm...Wonderful!
Guess this was posted a while back, but I'm just now "discovering it."
I gotta say, this is truly awesome. A magnificent work. The simple, but very effective VO, the gorgeous shots, the amazing camera work, the emotional subject, the editing - the whole package. Awesome. Good Show! If you did all this with footage from the 5Dm2, how did you get SUCH good slow-mo? Even Twixtor (which I understand is the best in the biz in this tax bracket) won't make such clean slow-mo. How did you do it? Again, awesome work. |
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