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HDSLR on 11.11.11
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David Brazil posted a status"OK - going to do it again - more time lapse this year. No motorised panning. Keeping my kit light and the tech simple. Newnes Plateau Swamps"
James Russell left a comment for David Brazil"looks great David you can really appreciate the wind strength blowing the water fall round at 1.05 you done well to go out"
Chris Callaghan left a comment for David Brazil"We were up at Jenolan 2 years ago November 22 for a taiko drumming show. It snowed, and was freezing in the grand arch."
David Brazil left a comment for Chris Callaghan"Thanks for your comment. It was unbelievably cold for late Spring. Plenty of "atmosphere"! But i was lucky with the clouds. All the best. "
Sheldon "RASTA" Casimir left a comment for David Brazil"Nice work David i have the d200 and do alot of timelapses myself. a couple of things that i learnt from working on survivor and seeing some of the best timelapses in the world from the shooters on the show is that 1. try not to get trees in your…"
David Brazil commented on Gina Nemirofsky's group One Day on Earth - Australia"Hi there.
I have finally uploaded my footage from 10.10.10.
I shot exclusively still images with a Nikon D300 - 12 sequences from 6 locations in the Blue Mountains World Heritage region.
The weather was extremely cold and windy so I ended up…"
David Brazil commented on One Day On Earth's group We are Filming Nature on 10.10.10"Hi there.
I have finally uploaded my footage from 10.10.10.
I shot exclusively still images with a Nikon D300 - 12 sequences from 6 locations in the Blue Mountains World Heritage region.
The weather was extremely cold and windy so I ended up…"
David Brazil commented on Alex Coffey's group Time Lapses Around the World on 10.10.10"Hi there.
I have uploaded my timelapse footage from 10.10.10. I shot still images with a Nikon D300 12 sequences from 6 locations in the Blue Mountains World Heritage region. The weather was extremely cold and windy so I ended up shooting shorter…"
David Brazil commented on Gina Nemirofsky's group One Day on Earth - Australia"All afternoon out in the mist and howling gale filming DSLR timelapse sequences of the Blue Mountains. A few brief spots of sunshine - plenty of dramatic clouds - a dramatic mood today for this ever changing locale. Defrosting the hands - dumping…"
David Brazil commented on Alex Coffey's group Time Lapses Around the World on 10.10.10"Hmm - have been lent a Gigapan EpisPro motorised pano head for the weekend with the idea to use it for panning timelapse sequences but limited to 240 shots per sweep with 0.4degree min increment horizontally - a bit short for what I had in mind -…"
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- Name of Organization, Institution, Company, or School:
- Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (WSROC)
- Focus of Study/axe de l'étude/foco de estudio
- IT / Web / Photography
- What languages do you speak?
- English
- What did you film on 12.12.12?
- Planning to shoot a timelapse sequence from Balzer Point in the middle of the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains. Combine with text and sound. 48 hours post production.
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 1:23am on December 15, 2010,
Josh Polon said… beautiful work! great job man.
- At 7:35pm on December 6, 2010, James Russell said…
- looks great David you can really appreciate the wind strength blowing the water fall round at 1.05 you done well to go out
- At 4:54pm on November 22, 2010, Chris Callaghan said…
- We were up at Jenolan 2 years ago November 22 for a taiko drumming show. It snowed, and was freezing in the grand arch.
- At 10:29pm on November 21, 2010, Chris Callaghan said…
- Great work, love the atmosphere
- At 5:23pm on November 16, 2010, Sheldon "RASTA" Casimir said…
- Nice work David i have the d200 and do alot of timelapses myself. a couple of things that i learnt from working on survivor and seeing some of the best timelapses in the world from the shooters on the show is that 1. try not to get trees in your foreground they end up being to shaky. 2. use ND filters to cut down light and use slower shutter speeds to get smoother looking footage. I like the Moco action to your timelapse. look up paulo castillo time lapse crane. he is the best in the world IMO.
Rasta
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