Recently filmed a penny getting smashed by a train at 300fps using the Epic EOS mount.
This is in context of something really amazing that I will post here when editorial finishes up with it, and I get the go ahead- but here's a sneak preview.
http://www.vimeo.com/29072140
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Comments on EOS mount:
UM WOW
It is solid
Easy to Install
No worries about flange distance (at least on this combination and this particular shoot)
The Locking flange is worth the price of a Whole EOS camera.
I was never a big fan of Canon L Glass (I like vintage lenses more when it comes to stills glass) But for whatever reason the combination of the EOS glass with the Epic Sensor makes MAGIC (for me anyway).
In the context of a Fashion Catalog Shoot with Motion Elements, I think this run and gun Combo will produce yet-to be seen before results from amazing Camerapeople.
I couldn't have done this shoot with any other camera (and gotten the results that made my heart sing, and when my wife saw the footage she was enamored as well)
Notes on 300FPS
Be Smart about your exposure at highspeed in 2k
You will notice the train tracks deforming from the weight of the train.
No Rolling Shutter. Integration time is impressive on this camera.
Dan Kanes and his buddy Epic M #552
info AT dankanes DOT com
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This is in context of something really amazing that I will post here when editorial finishes up with it, and I get the go ahead- but here's a sneak preview.
http://www.vimeo.com/29072140
password
epic
Comments on EOS mount:
UM WOW
It is solid
Easy to Install
No worries about flange distance (at least on this combination and this particular shoot)
The Locking flange is worth the price of a Whole EOS camera.
I was never a big fan of Canon L Glass (I like vintage lenses more when it comes to stills glass) But for whatever reason the combination of the EOS glass with the Epic Sensor makes MAGIC (for me anyway).
In the context of a Fashion Catalog Shoot with Motion Elements, I think this run and gun Combo will produce yet-to be seen before results from amazing Camerapeople.
I couldn't have done this shoot with any other camera (and gotten the results that made my heart sing, and when my wife saw the footage she was enamored as well)
Notes on 300FPS
Be Smart about your exposure at highspeed in 2k
You will notice the train tracks deforming from the weight of the train.
No Rolling Shutter. Integration time is impressive on this camera.
Dan Kanes and his buddy Epic M #552
info AT dankanes DOT com
three two three four four five zero nine nine nine
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