www.KarlTaylorPhotography.Com This time our camera man gets a complete soaking! You are probably well aware that major manufacturers of DSLR cameras (including Nikon & Canon) have had HD video capability as standard in many of their camera models for some time now. Some modern DSLR cameras are even capable of filming at 60 frames per second – Perfect for the slow motion techniques demonstrated in this short video. I hope you enjoy! Karl Learn More HD Video Techniques at www.KarlTaylorPhotography.Com
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25 responses to “Demonstration of Canon’s 7D Slow Motion Capability. (PLUS camera man gets drenched!!!)”
Can I do this with a d7000
Bear grylls with camera
Is this July in the UK?
@TheT2ivideos yes! All cameras are waterproof to apoint , T2i could take small water damage , but not to drown of course!! But the lens? That’s another question 🙂
Also don’t forget: Salt Water :/
Thats what I like getting out in the elements. Great to see the 7D can take alittle water. Hopefully its durable with sand too, which we have to deal with alot in Florida.
is it post producted or the pure 60fps
Because salt water is corrosive.
I down loaded Lightroom time lapse. It saves the files but never tells me where it put them and I can never find them.
Translucent mirror, PDAF in video mode, 1080p 60fps… that’d be awesome
Canon needs a 7D Mark II. 20megapixels. 8fps. SD card slot. Improved Iso performance. Digic 5+ processor. pretty much everything else can stay the same
Anyone know how to edit the video to the final result like he’s done?
I’m really interested in making short films a slowing down certain parts of clips.
Such a great effect.
what software did you use for the slow motion ?
just use live view to get a good indicator of the K amount.
Great Job, Man
Do you have a video for Kelvin Color Temperature measurement and how to use custom color temperature? because there are times that ambient light is hard to determine and its giving me a hard time to color correct photos.. Thank You 🙂
Nice video, what kind of lens were you using?
I could imagine Karl doing an excellent Terry Tibs impersonation
salt water is worse than fresh as well.
thanks for sharing but youre miked…why the yelling? ROFL jk
This is a man who loves his art, thanks for sharing Karl. The music goes great with the video.
the t2i and the 550d are the same exact thing
great video tutorial
Hi, could you please tell me wich one is more convenient?
i already have a 50 mm 1.8
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Canon EOS 7D Kit (135mm f/2)
* Canon EOS 7D Kit (15-85)
* Canon EOS 7D Kit (16-35 II)
* Canon EOS 7D Kit (18-135)
* Canon EOS 7D Kit (24-70)
yes