Don't buy a used D7000 from this guy!

[oldnick]

Bloody good work though.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbjeXWMNZ5s

 

[Kauto_Star]

Wow, what an absolutely stunning piece of photography.

Kudos to Mr Banks.

p.s. What music has been used in the piece?

 

[PaulJC]

Thats awesome, the frame count wouldn't be too tragic when you think of it, 25fps, just over 2:00 minutes, so about 3000 frames...

 

[travellingcello]

Hehe maybe thats where all those D700's on MPB are coming from? What was it? 450,000 shutter count???

I really like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNXaQFP5amE

Although I don't know if its just done using video or with the same technique. i also love Glass violin concerto....

 

[stupar]

Lovely piece of work - quite liked the bit at 45 seconds

 

[JulesP]

p.s. What music has been used in the piece?

Arrival of the Birds by Cinematic Orchestra - nice piece of music which I have on my ipod

 

[dinners]

Great stuff.

 

[Kauto_Star]

Thanks Jules. It will be on my iPod soon.

 

[intel86]

That is wonderful

 

[stupar]

Arrival of the Birds by Cinematic Orchestra - nice piece of music which I have on my ipod

Thanks for that, it is a nice piece of music. Will have to get that.

 

[intel86]

Just ordered the album from Amazon after hearing it!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Crimson-Wing-Mystery-Flamingos/dp/B001WIOT1U/ref=lh_ni_t

 

[straycat]

Top stuff

 

[V8burble]

A superb bit of work and labour of love

 

[oldnick]

I've just watched it again, it really is very good. I was wondering whether he actually moved the camera or, having 16 Mb resolution to play with, did the panning and zooming in post production.

 

[realspeed]

Wonder if he paid for the copyright to broadcast that music???

Realspeed

 

[RinkyDinky]

What a unique video, a real labour of love. Nice music well chosen too.

 

[DPBP]

Very nice video, and I love the heading to this thread....

 

[Foxbat Flyer]

I've just watched it again, it really is very good. I was wondering whether he actually moved the camera or, having 16 Mb resolution to play with, did the panning and zooming in post production.

I was wondering the same thing - according to the comments, he did it in post production - a lot cheaper and easier than using a dolly.

A great film, makes me want to have a go at time-lapse.

Chris