how to camouflage your DSLR

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www.learningdslrvideo.com I got the Nikon D800 and the Canon 5D Mark III in for review. To play around with the low light performance I thought I would have fun do to a time lapse with the D800, and shoot the garage scenes with the Canon 5D Mark III. Prices: ———– Canon 5D Mark III: www.bhphotovideo.com Nikon D800: www.bhphotovideo.com I set the D800 on a tripod in the backseat of our mini van and use shock cords to tie it down. I used an ISO 100, 3.2 f-stop and .4 second shutter speed and I focused way out in front of the car. Going in to the menu system on the Nikon I went to the ‘Shooting Menu’ – ‘Interval Timer Shooting’. I then picked one second between shots for my interval. The manual shows 1 minute, but I put a 0 there. I then went to ‘start’ on and pressed the OK button. Before I started driving I wanted to see if the buffer in the camera could handle it on RAW, but after 10 exposures the camera slowed to a halt and couldn’t handle the over 70meg files I was sending its way. So I used the smallest jpg size and since that was still bigger in resolution to the 1080p video I was still in good shape. Many ways to do this but one of my favorite is to use After Effects to process the images. Since I couldn’t shoot RAW I decided to skip the step of bring them in to Lightroom first. After Effects Procedure Open After Effects, and double click on the upper left pane on Project Tab. Find the time lapse folder and select the first image the JPEG sequence should be
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Canon 5D Mark III – “Copelandia”

Conceived, Filmed, Edited, and Uploaded in 8 days with a crew of three people. Copelandia is a short film about addiction, in it’s many forms. Check out the Behind the Scenes on our other channel, Neumann Films: www.youtube.com Composed, Written, Edited, and Directed by Luke Neumann Cast Pete Dryden – Allan Hoffman Marika Neumann – The Woman in Blue Luke Neumann – Damien Filmed on the Canon 5D Mark III Nikkor Ai-s 50mm f 1.2 and 28mm f 2.8 Faithful Picture Style 24p All-I Codec Fader ND Filter 5 in 1 Reflector Kit Dynamic Perceptions Stage Zero Dolly Juiced Link Box Rode NTG-3 Edited in Premiere Pro CS5.5 Music by Luke Neumann using: Pro Tools 8 East West Samples Project Sam Follow Neumann Films on Facebook or Twitter. Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Nikon D600 vs D800 vs Canon 5D Mark III – Head-to-Head

Nikon recently released their D600 – a cheaper full frame DSLR – that seems to offer quite a lot of the perks of the D800 and 5D Mark III at a cheaper price albeit cheaper body. Is it worth spending that extra money for the bigger bodies? We put things into perspective by comparing the D600 to the D800 and 5D Mark III while shooting boxing and Kinki. Special Thanks to: DEF Boxing: www.def.com.hk

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