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First detailed photo of my newest camera: the Nikon D5200.
Also, today I made a bunch of video/photo captures for my future video about Unboxing & Review of this D5200, and then new video @ my YouTube Channel is coming in the few weeks.
Then, has arrived the Zoom H1 Portable Recorder too for improve my audio on my future videos, therefore today is a really busy day for me, because I tried all this amazing new stuff.
Don't worry, new photos from this new D5200 are coming in the few weeks.
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Some of the kit I carry around at the moment.
This image goes with this blog post.. documentally.com/2013/01/26/a-storymakers-toolkit/
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Detail from a sound recorder which I use for capturing the kids playing instruments or singing. I can only think they will thank me when they grow up and I share the recordings at an opportune moment ...
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Tercer video de la serie VIDEOGRAFÍAS (Vimeo)
Título: EL LUTHIER (The Luthier)
Luthier: Luis Fernández
Música: Benjamin Payen (Violinista OSCYL)
Video, Sonido y Edición: José Mª Martínez
Final Cut Pro X
Canon 5D mark II + 50mm USM
Violín grabado con ZOOM H1
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El concepto es simple. Un plano secuencia de unos 50 segundos. En blanco y negro. La música está interpretada y grabada improvisando sobre el video. Se busca una estética similar a la Fotografía con imágenes casi estáticas o movimientos muy puntuales.
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The concept is simple. A sequence shot about 50 seconds. Black and white. The music is performed and improvised watching video. We seek a similar aesthetic to Photography with images almost static or very specific movements.
Meet my First Acquisition.
Its the Zoom H1 Handy Recorder.
Well Why H1? Well its cheap.But the sound quality aint.
This was actually a Last minute purchase to which my dear friend Meghan Phadke agreed to bring in.
The Mics are in a XY configuration which provide good all round sound capturing capability.
The Shots are taken with the Canon 550D, Canon 55-250mm with Raynox DCR 150 for the detailed shots.
The Lighting is Yongnuo 460MKII 1/32 in a Lumiquest Softbox III while a Vivitar 285HV 1/16 shoot through umbrella camera right. The Lighting system remains the same for the detail shots.
The seamless White is nothing but a simple white card sheet curved.
A small Black card sheet was kept in front of the recorder.If you look at the shot, the recorder is reflective in nature.So without the flag, the white was reflecting back.this exact you can see the two bands below the record button.The black paper helped to eliminate the major reflection below.
DIY: White Card Sheet for seamless white
Strobist:
Yongnuo 460MKII 1/32 Lumiquest Softbox III camera left.
Vivitar 285hV 1/16 Shoot through umbrella camera right.
The Illinois Railway GP20 runs light, long hood forward, through Ladd, Illinois.
This was one of my planned catches for the day. I had anticipated being able to video it as it left Zearing. But as I drove through Ladd, its headlight surprised me. Returning back to Peru earlier than I had expected. I quickly reversed course and drove to a spot east of town that I had previously checked out.
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I just bought a zoom h1 handy recorder for my Canon T2i. So far I've been quite happy with my lav mic plugged directly into my camera for the interviews and promo videos that I did. And with magic lantern I was able to adjust the audio levels manually and turn off the AGC, but my mic levels would always be super low coming in from the mic.
So now I can either plug the lav mic in the zoom h1 or use the h1 on camera for more run-and-gun shoots, like the one I am doing tomorrow.
I put the mic directly on the camera, but I heard a lot of tha handling noise from the camera, so I decided to create this little DIY shock mount with some things that I had lying around.
I used a flash bracket , a little flash mounting ballhead and some rubber bands. That's it. Let's see how it will perform tomorrow.
My new Zoom H1 recorder, nice partner for Nikon D7000.
info: bare SB-600 cam L & bare SB-600 cam R behind the H1, Nikon CLS.
One of the EMD SD70M "Olympic Units," and an NS SD60 speeds a shiny load of Case and New Holland combines towards West Chicago and beyond.
Engineer Dave Hawley is at the helm and delivers some nice horn play. Watch for the wave from the cab. You may remember Dave from such train videos as: UP 4652 "Plow Train" www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3-Xmw1chns and the UP 2010 Safety Special www.youtube.com/watch?v=66uewTAgCjo
Thanks to Jason and Clarke for the heads-up. Check out Jason's neat shot at Maple Park here:
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The QJ steam locomotive, IAIS 6988, pulls a passenger excursion towards Geneseo, Illinois. The Geneseo Chamber of Commerce organized the trains, which carried passengers several times during the day to Annawan, Ilinois and return. An IAIS GP38-2 brings up the rear of the train.
For a better HD version: youtu.be/C6_3jiNHqw0?hd=1
The Chicago Burlington & Quincy 9911A (E5A) and the Nebraska Zephyr continue the trek toward Train Festival 2011 in Rock Island, Illinois. Now westbound on the Canadian Pacific Chicago sub.
Mister cloud got me.
春のピアノ発表会、動画撮影機材。
【右】
・カメラ：Canon EOS Kiss X7 (Full HD)
・レンズ：Canon EF-S 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 IS.
・マイク：Zoom H1.
【左】
娘のピアノ練習や発表会の録音用に使っているキット一式。
XY録音が手軽にできるZOOM H1は、手頃な価格なのに高性能だし使い勝手がシンプルでとても良い機種です。
また、モニタ用に使っているJVCケンウッド製のイヤホンHA-FXT90。1万円弱とは思えない解像度の高さが特徴のイヤホンで、かれこれ3年ほどモニタ用として愛用しています。聴く曲によっては少々高音が耳に刺さる感じもあり、聴き疲れすることもあるため、音源はジャズやクラシックなどと相性が良いようですね。
収納している小型ハードケースはPelicanのハードケース1120を模した・・・もとい、1120ケースをリスペクトしたハードケース。
My newest piece of kit for the camera bag... though it doesn't take photos. This is the Zoom H1 digital recorder.
The new Olympus E-5 camera shoots HD video but the built-in microphone is less than optimum. I'm going to use this on the camera with a hot-shoe mount and then sync the audio and video in post-production. And of course, this will work just fine off-camera as well and even when I'm not shooting photos.
This is a 32 second clip from a 12 minute video of this morning's B-29 bomber action at the Dupage County Airport. The "FiFi" currently is the last flying B-29. It's here for the weekend. Giving rides and posing for photos. This morning, it took off as some severe weather was moving into the area. After a bit it returned with some dramatic storm clouds following. The full video is at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-r8p97vPt0
娘のピアノ練習や発表会の録音用に使っているキット一式。
XY録音が手軽にできるZOOM H1は、手頃な価格なのに高性能だし使い勝手がシンプルでとても良い機種です。
また、モニタ用に使っているJVCケンウッド製のイヤホンHA-FXT90。1万円弱とは思えない解像度の高さが特徴のイヤホンで、かれこれ3年ほどモニタ用として愛用しています。聴く曲によっては少々高音が耳に刺さる感じもあり、聴き疲れすることもあるため、音源はジャズやクラシックなどと相性が良いようですね。
収納している小型ハードケースはPelicanのハードケース1120を模した・・・もとい、1120ケースをリスペクトしたハードケース。
An extra H1 recorder, and the D200 back-up body that this image was captured with. The kit needed some inexpensive fleshing out this week.
UP 7867, a single GE AC45CCTE continues west after passing through the coal chute arch in DeKalb, Illinois.
This was the final video after several hot weather hours spent at the coaling tower. I decided to end the video with a view of the coaling tower.
Amtrak's westbound "Carl Sandberg" runs over the crossover at Buda on the Mendota sub while BNSF 4131 holds short.
I don't video Amtrak often, but this one allowed me to get ahead of BNSF 4131 by holding it at Buda. Note that the new signal towers are operational. The old signals are turned sideways awaiting removal of the signal bridges. And Picture-in-Picture seemed a logical way to edit this one.
The day's H NSINTW1 train runs fast on the BNSF Aurora sub led by an EMD SD70M-2. Conductor Joe gives a big wave. The Savanna-Eola train waits in the passing siding.
I edited out about 10 seconds to meet the flickr 90 second limit. The full video is here:
foto©ooperation decided to persue a interesting project today and this device will be seeing some more usage, a little bit inspired by mediastorm.com.
So look out for sound to come aswell. I will inform you here when things get started on our homepage.
By the way, this ist the Zoom recorder H1 with similar mics like the famous H4.
Light: SB26 with a snoot from a little tripod on the table, 85mm, 1/8 power with a black straw grid, triggerd by sc-17 nikon cable, white paper right of H1 as a small reflector.
See my 365 Project Blog.
Try this in Youtube: youtu.be/Ov_63GHPrIw Surround sound test using surround capture rig: two Zoom H1 recorders mounted as you see in the first frames of the video. You should be able to hear this in 5.1 surround sound, if you've got the requisite gear.
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Live in Seattle, WA USA on October 8th, 2010 at The Sunset Tavern
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Kevin N. Murphy.
Cobbled this together using some foam-covered metal fitness ring, a brass bell hanger, bolts, nuts, washers, a Dremel-diamond-wheel-cut metal bar that once was a part of a clothes-hanging device, a salvaged tripod mount I got in pieces cheaply at the thrift shop as well, the mini mount with positional ball of a dollar tree camera tripod (under the Zoom H1), and the Zoom H1 and cheap HD Aiptek camera with crappy quality mic (thus the audio recorder).
It is a rough steady camera rig, which does help steady the shot while going doing stairs, doing 360 pans, and just standing still. I cut the bolt holes using a Dremel bit then widened them with my cordless drill since it lacks enough power to do metal properly most of the time. Came out very well for a first go.
You generally hold it with your right hand by the steady bar, and hold the foam circle by the left middle with your left hand, and can turn the metal rig a bit forward using the steady bar as needed. It rest comfortably on your chest or stomach if you get tired holding it without aid as well.