Wildlife Doc

[Basti187]

Hey guys,

made this film as my Final University Project.

https://vimeo.com/65630806

Timelapses and landscape shots done on 5D mark iii, Close ups mostly with 600D digital zoom, Mid shots with 7D
Used a 16-35mm, 24-105mm, 300mm and 100-400mm during the production.

I'd appreciate if you watch it and let me know what you think!

Cheers!

 

[cayenne]

VERY Nice!!

Well, shot, good looking and entertaining to watch!!

On the timelapse..did you shoot RAW or jpg?

Again, a great effort!

cayenne

 

[Click]

Nicely done. The film was a pleasure to watch. Congrats on a job well done.

 

[Basti187]

Thanks guys! Shot most of the timelapses in RAW, there were one or two daylight ones shot in JPEG as I was running low on card space.

 

[Vivid Color]

Really, really nicely done and I learned a lot. Outstanding job!

 

[tomscott]

I used to live near here when I was at Uni. Awesome job! Hope you get a 1st for it

 

[jrda2]

Great! I loved the scene with the owl and kestrel.

 

[miah]

Excellent job. Really excellent!

 

[hammar]

Nice video!

Maybe a little off topic, but how do you go about making those timelapses? Do you use some external trigger to get the pictures taken?

Question 2: Why isn't there such a function in the firmware? Is Canon being lazy?

 

[Basti187]

Nice video!

Maybe a little off topic, but how do you go about making those timelapses? Do you use some external trigger to get the pictures taken?

Question 2: Why isn't there such a function in the firmware? Is Canon being lazy?

I just use a cheap £10 intervalometer, works a treat!
You could also use magic lantern. As we know Canon only does provide the bare minimum... In post I put them together in LRtimelapse. Hope that helps!

 

[hammar]

Ok, I'm just editing my first nature/doc video, not as pro-lookin' as yours tho.

 

[Basti187]

I used to live near here when I was at Uni. Awesome job! Hope you get a 1st for it

I hope I get a job for it