The Canon 5D Mark III has got a $150 price drop. The 5D3 body only is now available for $3349 (compare to $3499).
And the 5D Mark III kit is now available for $4149 (compare to $4299).
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The Canon 5D Mark III has got a $150 price drop. The 5D3 body only is now available for $3349 (compare to $3499).
And the 5D Mark III kit is now available for $4149 (compare to $4299).
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Technicolor’s CineStyle for Canon HDSLRs is now available for download. Technicolor is also providing look-up tables for the recommended S-curve grade to get the most out of the Canon HDSLR footage. [click to continue…]
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In the above timelapse video, Terje Sorgjerd gives us an amazing glimpse from the top of El Teide – Spain’s highest mountain. Just epic stuff. [click to continue…]
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They say adding motion to a timelapse is the way to make it really shine. The folks at Beepshow used an Air France jet as a 5000 mile dolly to capture this cool timelapse on an 11 hour flight from San Francisco to Paris.
The timelapse was captured with a Canon 5D Mark II and 16-35mm f/2.8 lens. Audio was mixed on an iPad and the whole thing was edited in iMovie and After Effects CS5.
Yet another reason to always get the window seat.
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Switronix and Redrock Micro have teamed up to deliver customized HDSLR rigs that take advantage of Switronix’s battery systems and Redrock Micro’s supports. The Switronix powered rigs offer up to 6-times the runtime of standard DSLR batteries and can also be used to power on-board electronics like external LCD monitors. Switronix offers battery connection cables for the Canon 5D MKII, Canon 7D, Canon 60D, Canon T2i, and Panasonic AG-AF100.
Check out some of the configurations below. [click to continue…]
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If you’ve not been keeping up with The Story Beyond The Still contest, the final short chapter launched at Sundance earlier this week. You can see the entire short film above with a total run time that’s a couple ticks under 38 minutes.
Lots more on Vincent Laforet’s site. Also, there’s a great recap of the work on the final chapter from Ryan Booth, one of the chapter directors, here on his blog.
Canon’s official press release is below. [click to continue…]
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