New Demo Reels at DVinfo.net

Wayne Mann · January 16th, 2012, 07:30 PM

Well after a ton of work here is our two new Demo Reels, plus a behind the scenes Reel. We will add another Reel at the end of February which will have more new stuff along with stuff we shot for John Deere last year. Everything in these two reels was shot with either the Panasonic HPX 170 or the Canon 5D Mark ll. Frame rates were mostly 24P, 30P and some 720 60P. Everything was dumped onto a 30P timeline. In the next few days I will upload the 1280 x 720 HD files to Vimeo. I will put links on our main page next to the videos for the Vimeo links.

Unfortunately a lot of the really nice stuff we did the last two years we don’t have self promotion rights to, so I can’t include it in our Reels, which really sucks.

The wifey usually shoots the behind the scenes stuff with a monopod or “handheld” so go easy on the comments about the shaky footage.

Our website has been a mess for awhile now, with small Reels here and there. It is nice to finally have time to get everything combined and organized on our site as it should be. Of course being too busy to work on your site is a good thing.

Wayne Mann
HeliCam Aerial Media Services, Aerial Photography, Aerial Video, Aerial Panoramic Photography

Tom Bostick · January 16th, 2012, 10:42 PM

great looking footage!

A few shots were a bit wobbly but overall it looked excellent

It takes guts to put a camera over water :P

Wayne Mann · January 16th, 2012, 10:50 PM

Thanks Tom,

For some reason my equipment seems to spend more time over water than it does over dry land. I try hard not to think about how much money is in the air especially when I am over water. I have spent over twenty years competing on every US Helicopter World Championship Team. I am very anal about my helicopters and they have proven to be extremely reliable. That keeps me from killing to many brain cells worrying about a failure when I am over water.

Wayne Mann

January 16th, 2012, 07:30 PM	#1
Wayne Mann New Boot Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Randleman NC Posts: 21	New Demo Reels Well after a ton of work here is our two new Demo Reels, plus a behind the scenes Reel. We will add another Reel at the end of February which will have more new stuff along with stuff we shot for John Deere last year. Everything in these two reels was shot with either the Panasonic HPX 170 or the Canon 5D Mark ll. Frame rates were mostly 24P, 30P and some 720 60P. Everything was dumped onto a 30P timeline. In the next few days I will upload the 1280 x 720 HD files to Vimeo. I will put links on our main page next to the videos for the Vimeo links. Unfortunately a lot of the really nice stuff we did the last two years we don’t have self promotion rights to, so I can’t include it in our Reels, which really sucks. The wifey usually shoots the behind the scenes stuff with a monopod or “handheld” so go easy on the comments about the shaky footage. Our website has been a mess for awhile now, with small Reels here and there. It is nice to finally have time to get everything combined and organized on our site as it should be. Of course being too busy to work on your site is a good thing. Wayne Mann HeliCam Aerial Media Services, Aerial Photography, Aerial Video, Aerial Panoramic Photography

January 16th, 2012, 10:42 PM	#2
Tom Bostick Major Player Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Austin TX Posts: 292	Re: New Demo Reels great looking footage! A few shots were a bit wobbly but overall it looked excellent It takes guts to put a camera over water :P

January 16th, 2012, 10:50 PM	#3
Wayne Mann New Boot Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Randleman NC Posts: 21	Re: New Demo Reels Thanks Tom, For some reason my equipment seems to spend more time over water than it does over dry land. I try hard not to think about how much money is in the air especially when I am over water. I have spent over twenty years competing on every US Helicopter World Championship Team. I am very anal about my helicopters and they have proven to be extremely reliable. That keeps me from killing to many brain cells worrying about a failure when I am over water. Wayne Mann