NATURAL HISTORY CINEMATOGRAPHY

[Alberto Saiz]

Thanks a lot guys! Really appreciatted. And Bud, glad you like it specially being an ornithologist (I love birds too). Great work you´re doing with raptors BTW!
Happy to see this forum gathers so interesting people. Cheers!

 

[Owen Rennie]

Hi everyone. Just wanted to update a bit the forum with this little piece on Kingfisher that I shot few months ago. I know that its already a very well documented subject but anyways here´s our take on it.Shot on the Epic. Hope you like it. Cheers!
https://vimeo.com/140278510

that was very cool, well done

 

[Carlito Herdenberg]

Raven

Raven

I guess that noone has missed the announcement of Raven. To me it sounds like a bloody great camera! Perhaps especially for wildlife. That is unless of course you already have an Epic or something even more high end.

What do you guys think?

 

[Michael Dalton]

One of my Camera guys Gian Schachenmann took my Carbon Dragon to middle earth recently. This is for our new series Elemental Earth filming in the Congo last month.

Ungraded

 

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Michael,
These shots are awesome. Am sure your series would be great. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

 

[Mauricio Handler]

Here is a short film I just put together in protest of the new Jan 2016 NOAA regulations on commercial and sport Shark hunting.
Thank you Frazier Nivens for bringing this issue to my attention.
If you have a way of spreading the word through your own social media- please share and post.

Thanks for watching

https://vimeo.com/149030469

 

[Alan Peterson]

The segment I shot earlier this year for a BBC/PBS co-production will air soon. The series starts tomorrow (Christmas day) on BBC2 as World's Sneakiest Animals and will air in the U.S. as Natural Born Hustlers. My camerawork featuring Steller's Jays and the Red-shouldered Hawks they mimic will be in the January 20th episode of Natural Born Hustlers and the british version will have more of my footage from the redwoods, beaches and bluffs featuring Chris Packham.

 

[Alan Peterson]

After the heavy rains in December, the reed beds on the Humboldt County coast have flooded for the first time since March of 2014. It's created some great opportunities to get up close to animals that stay hidden for most of the year, especially American Bitterns. Soras, which I've never had the opportunity to catch on camera before, are coming out to feed around the edges of the reeds at dusk.

 

[Mauricio Handler]

Alan- Great trailer for Natural Born Hustlers- I will keep an eye out for it... look forward to seeing your work on screen and thanks for letting us know about it!

Great frame grabs Michael- exciting places to put a dragon!!

May we all have a productive itinerary with a positive cash flow!

 

[Humberto Ramos]

Any experience with the canon 50-1000?

Saw an image on one in a blog with an Epic (maybe scarlet) and got curious...

 

[Robert Hofmeyr]

Hi All, just got back from my first dedicated filming trip to Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa. The area has been hit hard by the drought, and the weather was not ideal, but I got lucky a few times and got some nice footage. Some grabs attached. All shot on the Sigma 300-800 (some with 1.4x teleconverter) on an Epic Dragon, LLO OLPF.

White Rhinos and Red-billed Oxpeckers.

 

[Robert Hofmeyr]

And some lionesses with cubs...

 

[Robert Hofmeyr]

Lions continued...

 

[Yusuf Thakur]

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showth...wo-Reds-Redone-amp-Epic&p=1632439#post1632439

8 years two reds

 

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Completed a short documentary "Jewels of Thane Creek" exploring the biodiversity of Thane Creek which borders Mumbai.

Here is the link for guys on ipad https://youtu.be/qHLXDXF3KgU

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

 

[Robert Hofmeyr]

Etosha

Etosha

Recently returned from 5 days filming in Etosha National Park (Namibia). Was my first field test of the Weapon Mg. I was shooting a lot in very harsh light, and I'm quite happy with the results. Really miss the side handle though - using the sidekick by feel is not easy.

 

[Samuel Ellis]

Polar Bear cubs emerging from their den. Shot on my Scarlet MX for FranceTV. 13 days at -54*C. https://vimeo.com/185965834

 

[Keegan@Netflix]

Hope to see some of you at Wildscreen.

 

[Mauricio Handler]

Beautiful and intimate footage Samuel!. Great dedication to the craft!

The founder of this forum Christian Munos Donoso, myself and possibly others are at Wildscreen as of today. Make sure to introduce yourself should we cross paths!.
I will stop by Red and say hello Michael. Thanks!

Mauricio -

 

[Samuel Ellis]

Thank you Mauricio! Sadly I wont be at Wildscreen. Enjoy.
Cheers,
Sam