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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

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This is really just a test of spoting this frame size... seems better than YouTube. :-)

Jim
 
qts1http://www.reduser.net/forum/uploaded/9_spieden11xsm.movqts2
 
And a great way of testing if you got the rolling shutter issues fixed - congrats ;-)
 
Jannard said:
This is really just a test of spoting this frame size... seems better than YouTube. :-)

Jim
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i think the RedTube is next big step...

filip

p.s. what "9_spieden11xsm" means?
 
Spieden is the name of the island this footage was filmed on. It's a privately owned island and guess who owns it... :-)
 
when can we watch your 4k footage?.. NASCAR is okay.. your blondies or female :) employees too.. ehehehehe
 
Jim,
Hope this doesn't sound crazy but are you hand holding that or his the slight movement due to the wind from the propeller? The footage is great I just wanted to know.
Thanks
 
I shoot a lot in a tripod with all axis loose... kinda in between lockdown and handheld effect.

Jim
 
Jim, have you tried a gimbal head yet, like what bird shooters use for their DSLR to track a bird in flight? Doing that on a motion image might yeild some cool shots with the 300mm?

Graeme
 
Graeme Nattress said:
Jim, have you tried a gimbal head yet, like what bird shooters use for their DSLR to track a bird in flight? Doing that on a motion image might yeild some cool shots with the 300mm?

Graeme
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I have an old tripod/head that is similar, invented by Carly Akeley (he built the 35mm camera too) to shoot wildlife in 1914-1915. The head is a gyro, its designed to be used with one hand and long lenses. Quite revolutionary for its time when most cameras were wood boxes.

The first image is of a friends camera, the second is mine. I dont have any photos of my camera on the gyro head.

Akeley's story is very similar to the one unfolding here...Jim are you related to Carl? :)
 
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