Manado June 2012

Some footage i shot during my recent trip.

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Hmmm don't see the video being embedded.

Link here anyway.

Nice video buddy.

Just curious, I see some strange wobble(?) on 1:30 (tutle's head), is it from camera(or maybe only me)? :-)

Lovely shots!

Nice video buddy.

Just curious, I see some strange wobble(?) on 1:30 (tutle's head), is it from camera(or maybe only me)? :-)

Think it's me struggling with the balance of the rig. Whole new thing shooting video compared to stills.

Nice video buddy.

Just curious, I see some strange wobble(?) on 1:30 (tutle's head), is it from camera(or maybe only me)? :-)

I got it aswell. Looks like the background is moving in relaiton to the foreground. Almost like one of those full size mirrors that are bent out of shape so when you walk past the reflection gets all distorted.

Great footage though.

Cheers Pete.

The 'warping' you can see on the images is generally due to image stabilisation software like smoothcam and its inability to deal with images with significant issues due to rolling shutter. It probably was a bump or a jolt which caused it.

Cheers, Simon

Wauh, really beautiful "Froggie" shots, what a nice babyfroggie!!!! and the "eye contact" with the seahorse at 4:26 really nice!!

Søren

Thanks for the kind comments. I'm quite hooked to video at the moment. Looks like stills gets a backseat for the moment.

Thanks for the kind comments. I'm quite hooked to video at the moment. Looks like stills gets a backseat for the moment.

upgrade to 5DMK3. you can do both.

I saw image stabilisation artefacts throughout the video. I expect this has been through YouTube's image stabilisation program after upload. These days many of my YouTube uploads get a prompt something like "Your video is shaky. Would you like us to fix it for you?". It kind of encourages you to accept it.

Check out the logo at the top right of this one to see how much correction it applies.

I saw image stabilisation artefacts throughout the video. I expect this has been through YouTube's image stabilisation program after upload. These days many of my YouTube uploads get a prompt something like "Your video is shaky. Would you like us to fix it for you?". It kind of encourages you to accept it.

 

Check out the logo at the top right of this one to see how much correction it applies.

Wow, looks like Youtube's stabilization is better then plug-in in Sony Vegas.