In this video we take a brief look at the advantages of the full-frame sensor and HD video capabilities of the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. This video is shot with the Canon EOS 5 Mark II. Canon 5D Mark II www.bhphotovideo.com Shot with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II
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Testing out my Mark II by walking around Bloomington, IN. Shot with Nikon Lenses 24mm, 50mm, 85mm and Canon zoom lens 70-300mm. Also, my roommate and I wanted to blow something up.
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Free Ebook Copy Here: www.conceptdynamic.com How to edit your native .mov files from Canon without stuttering or slowdown when you import them into your timeline? I started shooting video with my Canon 60D and had a lot of fun. Only to find out that when I try to edit these files in Premiere Pro, it slows down your entire computer and you are not able to scrub through the timeline. What I found out is that you need to transcode original native .mov files from Canon DSLR into a more edit-friendly files. Doing this will make your editing smooth and frustration free. I created a free ebook. You can download it for free and follow the exact steps of what you need to do in order to be able to edit files in Premiere or other video editing software without slow downs. The workflow works for pretty much all Canon DSLR including 60D, 7D, 550D, Rebel t3i, 5D Mark 2.
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A video unboxing of the digital SLR Canon EOS 60D this will be my primary photography and video camera. This replaces both my Canon XL1s and my Sony DHC XH1. www.computingforever.com
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Get a FREE Ebook on Video Workflow from Canon DSLR to Premiere to Final Export: conceptdynamic.com This works for most Canon DSLR videos. Including: 60D, 7D, Rebel T3I, 5D Mark 2. Transcoding your original native .mov files is important when you want to be able to edit them in Premiere or other software. If you don’t you may find yourself frustrated trying to scrub through the video timeline. Only to find that you can not get smooth motion in your editing program. Reason for this is Canon DSLR videos are compressed using H.264. This is great for playback, but not good for editing. To edit you need edit-friendly file.
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In this 4th episode of PPCCC, we meet up with commercial photographer, Mark Chung, for a portrait session. But we give him a little surprise other than the cheap camera – the model he has to shoot is not a professional one, in fact, he’s not even a model. He builds custom Harley Davidsons and is proper tough. See what kind of photos he gets….
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II – External Speedlite Controls with Bruce Dorn, courtesy of Canon USA.
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Playing around the other night with Magic Bullet Looks and trying out my new DIY steadycam. Canon 5D mark ii Canon 60D 50mm 1.4 24-105mm f4 lightcraft fader ND Jag35 field runner (modified) Manfotto sticks with fluid head
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