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Northern Cardinal video (60D + Tamron 150-600mm VC)

 
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Mar 08, 2015 20:27 |  #1

Garret Mountain, New Jersey.

Amplitude may be a bit loud.


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Mar 08, 2015 21:29 |  #2

Cool video.
I like the slo mo.



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Mar 08, 2015 21:31 |  #3

Nice capture. Seems the Tammy does a good job for video too. Of course that's mainly due to the videographer..


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Mar 09, 2015 08:49 |  #4

jhayesvw wrote in post #17466573 (external link)
Cool video.
I like the slo mo.

Thansk James! I hope to get a DSLR that can film 1080p at 60 frames or 120 frames per second eventually. It's hard to get a lot of detail in a slow motion shot at 30 frames per second.


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frozenframe wrote in post #17466576 (external link)
Nice capture. Seems the Tammy does a good job for video too. Of course that's mainly due to the videographer..

Thanks very much Ron! I find DSLR videos to be very challenging, but also rewarding. I turn off VC (IS) and autofocus for most of my videos right now, and manually set a shutter speed of 1/60th.


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