Wildlife short video (2min 40sec)

[niwde]

Hello fellow club-snappers, My friend and I went to the zoo last Wednesday and we decided to compile some shots into a short video.(2min 30sec)

Please give us your feedbacks and comments! Thank you!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59AKbWneXWM

 

[JacePhoto]

nice. I will be curious to find out what gears u used? The images are very sharp. Is there a reason why there is the pillar around the images or is it because of the filming format?

Thanks for sharing

 

[catchlights]

Looks very cool, nice editing and the ending is simply lovely.

 

[niwde]

nice. I will be curious to find out what gears u used? The images are very sharp. Is there a reason why there is the pillar around the images or is it because of the filming format?

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the question!
We used 5D Mk III + 70-200mm f2.8 IS II + 17-40mm f4.0 with magic lantern(14bit raw)

I'm not really sure what is the meaning of pillar around the images though, care to elaborate?

Looks very cool, nice editing and the ending is simply lovely.

On behalf of my friend, Thank you for that!

 

[RyanKhoo]

My feedback is only one word: EXCELLENT !

 

[kandinsky]

I'm not really sure what is the meaning of pillar around the images though, care to elaborate?

My guess is that JacePhoto was referring to the letterboxing.

 

[Sgdevilzz]

nice. I will be curious to find out what gears u used? The images are very sharp. Is there a reason why there is the pillar around the images or is it because of the filming format?

Thanks for sharing

It's the 2.39:1 aspect ratio in cinematography. It's the current widescreen cinema standard. Quite a few film makers are using this to give the video a more cinematic look. Even though it's shot in HD and not true anamorphic.

 

[niwde]

My feedback is only one word: EXCELLENT !

Thank you very much!

My guess is that JacePhoto was referring to the letterboxing.

Ahh. Thanks for clarifying!

It's the 2.39:1 aspect ratio in cinematography. It's the current widescreen cinema standard. Quite a few film makers are using this to give the video a more cinematic look. Even though it's shot in HD and not true anamorphic.

Yes! Thank you for mentioning that for us!

 

[ydetroja]

very beautiful.

 

[niwde]

very beautiful.

Thank you!

 

[RyanKhoo]

Nice video,

1. Can I ask what fonts you used at the end of the video ?

2. How did you shoot and get the polar bear so clear because I think there is a glass ... you shoot thru the glass and are able to get such a clear video ?

Thanks

Hello fellow club-snappers, My friend and I went to the zoo last Wednesday and we decided to compile some shots into a short video.(2min 30sec)

Please give us your feedbacks and comments! Thank you!