Julian Frost
September 15th, 2009, 05:29 PM
Sorry, it's not actually anything to do with the 5D mk II, but rather a Canon 1D mk III.
This is a stop-motion music video shot with the 1D mk III shooting at 10 frames per second (up to a maximum of 45 seconds), on a PRO Steadicam, yielding 16,000 individual frames.
I know there have been questions on using the 5D mk II for stop-motion work, and questions about using it on a Steadicam, and on the RedRock Micro DSLR support, so these two videos may bring up other interesting comments.
The first video is the music video itself:
YouTube - "SINNERS" By Hypernova - Directed By Richard Patterson (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lfQHqGOPYA)
The next video is the "behind the scenes":
YouTube - "SINNERS" By Hypernova - Behind The Scenes Directed By Richard Patterson (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRrPFG20xKk)
Julian
This is a stop-motion music video shot with the 1D mk III shooting at 10 frames per second (up to a maximum of 45 seconds), on a PRO Steadicam, yielding 16,000 individual frames.
I know there have been questions on using the 5D mk II for stop-motion work, and questions about using it on a Steadicam, and on the RedRock Micro DSLR support, so these two videos may bring up other interesting comments.
The first video is the music video itself:
YouTube - "SINNERS" By Hypernova - Directed By Richard Patterson (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lfQHqGOPYA)
The next video is the "behind the scenes":
YouTube - "SINNERS" By Hypernova - Behind The Scenes Directed By Richard Patterson (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRrPFG20xKk)
Julian