Stock lens, mostly shaky hand held stuff, some key work, and a macro shot.
Gotta love the color this camera captures when you have nice light.
Jon

http://www.fotgfilms.com/video/testShots.html

Looked pretty good. When one of the cars crossed the railroad tracks, you should of had the car hit him, trurling him through the air. HaHaaaaaaaaaa
Darrell
FIRST CINEMA PICTURES

Stock lens, mostly shaky hand held stuff, some key work, and a macro shot.
Gotta love the color this camera captures when you have nice light.
Jon

http://www.fotgfilms.com/video/testShots.html

Aye - some very nice footage there Jon - the environment works very well.
Not sure I'd fancy leaving either myself or camera laid on a railtrack mind...I know they're automised...but you can never trust anything fully!
Couldn't hear the sound though?

Yeah, no sound. When I'm fooling around with the camera I talk to myself about the shot, trying different settings etc. You don't want to listen to that :-)
Jon

PS If you ever get a chance to shoot in Oregon, do it. The light up here is great, (when there is light, not raining). Hours of long shadows and high contrast.

Yeah, no sound. When I'm fooling around with the camera I talk to myself about the shot, trying different settings etc. You don't want to listen to that :-)
Jon

PS If you ever get a chance to shoot in Oregon, do it. The light up here is great, (when there is light, not raining). Hours of long shadows and high contrast.

I bet it's not as good as the UK...constant gun metal skies with 2-3 days in late August when we get to see a blue sky? :)

We get about 3 months of sunshine, never sure what months it will be from year to year tho....

Some of those locations looked terribly familiar to me. Where exactly was the shot from car on I-5, pretty sure i've been their a few times.

I-5 Southern Oregon, somewhere between Roseburg and Grants Pass, and the Mt. Shasta area. The rest was N W Valley, Canby area.
Cheers,
Jon