Entire footage using Canon 60D Date: February 16, 2011 Location: Agana Guam Chamorro Village Located next to the Hagatna Boat Basin and Paseo Stadium, the Chamorro Village offers visitors a glimpse into the island’s culture, lifestyle and cuisine. This little shopping “village” features a variety of local foods and handicrafts. Vendors sell everything from clothing to handicrafts, bananas to betel nuts. And the aroma of freshly cooked local foods emanates from small booths where cooks stir steaming pots of seafood, fried chicken, pancit, barbecued ribs, and other delicacies. The market is a popular lunch spot for the locals as well as visitors, with complete meals usually ranging from -. Many vendors also offer catering services. The Chamorro Village is popular on Wednesday night from 6pm-9pm when local entertainment is provided. Documentary Video and Filmed by James Davis Videographer: Rommel Bautista Assistant: Jess Ri Music video OneRepublic performing Secrets. (C) 2009 Mosley Music/Interscope Records www.jtdforeverstudios.com www.facebook.com/jtdstudios
Video Rating: 5 / 5
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16 responses to “Canon 60D Guam: The Chamorro Village”
Makes me miss home 🙁
omg; you made chamorro village look like heaven. <3 i cant wait to head home. thanks for showing the beauty of the chamorro culture<3
Wow! Amazing video!
Needs a bigger parking lot!
Very impressive work jamesD..nice..
Nope, never use Auto on ISO, it will flicker, i have to adjust low and high, max would be 2500, anything pass that would be noisy/grainy.
I thouth so! One more thing was you ISO set to auto or did you keep having to adjust it?
Thanks. The whole video was shot using 50mm 1.4, since this is 1280×720 60P the shutter is on 120 or 125 and ISO is 500
Great video chelu’! BTW what kind of lens were you using and what was the setting for the night shot?
man whats your settings?
Great Vid btw
AMAZING! ♥
Thank you!
Thanks man!
i want those pigs; 0:34
This is beautiful!
Great footage James!