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With the tightening purses at newspapers - and increased competition, from my part I always look for new ways to provide that little bit of extra to my clients.
For a long time it has meant that there has been some video work included alongside providing the still images.. be it 20 second video clip, post game interviews, 2 minute YouTube clip...
And this all while aiming to provide the still images as the main part of my work..
Few days ago I did a game, and covered it with three still cameras and two video cameras (was supposed to be four still cameras, but left one Pocketwizard cable home :-( )
So wrote a small blog entry about it... but as it would feel too much like 'Visit my Blog' ... so I'll copy/paste the article here. Unfortunately I can't post the video here.. but the still images are OK (so guess there is still the 'click to see the video' element here... sorry)
In short what I provided from the game to clients :
- Usual action images - during game/after game
- Video interview with MVP
- 2 minute highlight clip for website/FB/Twitter/Youtube
- 1 minute highlight clip for Instagram
Basketball is of course played on a smaller court - so it is easier with the video/etc - and football/rugby/cricket would probably be a little more difficult to cover in the same way???
Photos first :
So that's the three different still image angles... and then the Copy/Paste to follow...
These days the work of a photographer can be so much more than just photography.
When I want to deliver more than just the still images for the client...
Little example from last nights Korisliiga game in Finland.
Gear :
Canon 1DX mkII + 70-200mm (still images)
Canon 1DX - 17-40mm (still images - behind backboard)
Canon 1DX - 200mm (still images - over the basket)
Canon XF300 camcorder
GoPro 6
Pocketwizard Plus III triggers
With all five cameras - capturing the same action - to provide more content.
Sometimes you need to live up to the #DoMore
Below you will see the five different views that I captured of Vilpas Vikings player John Jordan floating to the hoop. Naturally the three still cameras all have a sequence of about 12 images of the play, the ones on show are just to give the viewpoints of the different cameras.
Link to the Blog article is : http://googabuphotos.zenfolio.com/blog/2017/12/more-than-just-photography
In case you want to see the two videos of this same play...
For a long time it has meant that there has been some video work included alongside providing the still images.. be it 20 second video clip, post game interviews, 2 minute YouTube clip...
And this all while aiming to provide the still images as the main part of my work..
Few days ago I did a game, and covered it with three still cameras and two video cameras (was supposed to be four still cameras, but left one Pocketwizard cable home :-( )
So wrote a small blog entry about it... but as it would feel too much like 'Visit my Blog' ... so I'll copy/paste the article here. Unfortunately I can't post the video here.. but the still images are OK (so guess there is still the 'click to see the video' element here... sorry)
In short what I provided from the game to clients :
- Usual action images - during game/after game
- Video interview with MVP
- 2 minute highlight clip for website/FB/Twitter/Youtube
- 1 minute highlight clip for Instagram
Basketball is of course played on a smaller court - so it is easier with the video/etc - and football/rugby/cricket would probably be a little more difficult to cover in the same way???
Photos first :
So that's the three different still image angles... and then the Copy/Paste to follow...
These days the work of a photographer can be so much more than just photography.
When I want to deliver more than just the still images for the client...
Little example from last nights Korisliiga game in Finland.
Gear :
Canon 1DX mkII + 70-200mm (still images)
Canon 1DX - 17-40mm (still images - behind backboard)
Canon 1DX - 200mm (still images - over the basket)
Canon XF300 camcorder
GoPro 6
Pocketwizard Plus III triggers
With all five cameras - capturing the same action - to provide more content.
Sometimes you need to live up to the #DoMore
Below you will see the five different views that I captured of Vilpas Vikings player John Jordan floating to the hoop. Naturally the three still cameras all have a sequence of about 12 images of the play, the ones on show are just to give the viewpoints of the different cameras.
Link to the Blog article is : http://googabuphotos.zenfolio.com/blog/2017/12/more-than-just-photography
In case you want to see the two videos of this same play...