if you have 12 minutes to spare...

[Setazo]

...you could watch this breathtaking short-film taken with 5d(markII?) and 7d (not the underwater and air footage though).

Sea Bites (english subtitles) on Vimeo
(you have to click on the link just under the video)

Breathtaking story, killer filmmaking about, probably, one of the most dangerous ways of living you can have.

enjoy
~paul

[Setazo]

they also posted a pdf with info about crew and equipment. Here's part of that list:

In short, this was the filming equipment:
CAMERAS:
Canon EOS 5D
Canon EOS 7D
Sony HVR-Z1
Sony HDR-CX 700V
Go-Pro HD

LENSES:
Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8
Canon EF 28mm f/1.8
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8
Canon EF 17-40mm f/4,0
Canon EF 100-400mm f/5.6
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4

[Jim Saunders]

Thanks for the cue!  I just saw an article on Cracked which I think was about these guys.  Hell of a way to earn a living!

Jim

[sanj]

Really nice. Really really nice. Applause to the film makers, actors, musicians and ALL.

[Stu_bert]

...you could watch this breathtaking short-film taken with 5d(markII?) and 7d (not the underwater and air footage though).

Sea Bites (english subtitles) on Vimeo
(you have to click on the link just under the video)

Breathtaking story, killer filmmaking about, probably, one of the most dangerous ways of living you can have.

enjoy
~paul

Paul, that was a worthywhile 10 minutes spent - thank you for sharing it with us all. I honestly didn't care what equipment was used, but the final results - wow.

[Setazo]

... also the "behind the scenes" feature is very interesting. Specially watching the conditions the conditions the camera-men had to shoot in. Also the drone used for the air filming...

cheers
~paul

[Cgdillan]

This was amazing

[corey.kaye]

What's the title of the video?  Link says "no longer available".

[Jim Saunders]

What's the title of the video?  Link says "no longer available".

Try the URL below the video window.  I think I had to use it.

[corey.kaye]

Yup!
Thanks.... Sea Bites (english subtitles) on Vimeo