Canon 85L Trailer.

[louis23]

All in a day's work. My first "product" trailer of the Canon 85L.

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Please do comment on the video, likes and dislikes, and maybe I'll work and improve on it.

Anyway my review on this lens is on my blog. http://saving-kaya.blogspot.com/2011/03/canon-85mm-f12l-review.html

 

[eleveninth]

whats up with doing it at a playground?

 

[louis23]

whats up with doing it at a playground?

The theme of the video is "Every photographer's dream toy." So i shot it at a "childish" setting - playground.

 

[Doctor Inferno]

I'm not a professional video guy, but the the panning at the first part can use a smoother pan. And the panning around the lens looks like you're using a photo.

 

[louis23]

I'm not a professional video guy, but the the panning at the first part can use a smoother pan. And the panning around the lens looks like you're using a photo.

Yup I also thought the panning was quite jerky. That shot was handheld, and I wanted to achieve the pan from top to bottom effect. Shaky hands i guess.

 

[Bamboopictures]

You can improve your production value if you use a fluid head tripod, a macro lense or a lensbaby. Maybe a slider. Choose a less busy background.

 

[Sgdevilzz]

You should show more details of the lens rather than the ergonomics of it. Perhaps showing the words appearing in front or side on the lens. You did but it was too fast and a split second before you go out of focus. Let the audience get what you're selling instead of looking at the lens but without the details.

 

[louis23]

You can improve your production value if you use a fluid head tripod, a macro lense or a lensbaby. Maybe a slider. Choose a less busy background.

You should show more details of the lens rather than the ergonomics of it. Perhaps showing the words appearing in front or side on the lens. You did but it was too fast and a split second before you go out of focus. Let the audience get what you're selling instead of looking at the lens but without the details.

Thanks guys! Great pointers, and I will take note of them when I do similar vids next time.