Union Station, Los Angeles CA
I took the new camera down to Union Station a couple of nights ago and shot some late night video with all natural light.
Nikon D90 - Union Station, Los Angeles CA (Night Ext and Int) from youdiejoe on Vimeo.
I took the new camera down to Union Station a couple of nights ago and shot some late night video with all natural light.
Nikon D90 - Union Station, Los Angeles CA (Night Ext and Int) from youdiejoe on Vimeo.
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10 Comments
dagComment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)
Wow, it's very cinematic.
Why is that? Is it the greater depth of field over a regular camera or do you have a special filter on?
The lighting looks almost like it's been professionally set up by the crew of Mad Men.
youdiejoeIt's a DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflect) camera, and it shoots video at 24fps so it's hard to call it video, as it shoots at film style frame rates. That gives it the film like qualities along with the use of fix focal lengths giving DOF (Depth Of Field).
Farhad2000Oh man... I so want this camera... I know if I get it though i would probably use it to shoot something stupid.
Focus pulling and panning seems hard to pull on a DSLR body though... How long can you shoot for exactly? Whats the memory consumption and what format is the video spit out at?
*starts saving*
youdiejoe>> ^Farhad2000:
How long can you shoot for exactly? Whats the memory consumption and what format is the video spit out at?
starts saving
The D90 saves the files as AVI, Motion JPEG codec. Files are roughly about 100MB per minute of video. The camera currently allows you to shoot 5 minutes max per video clip, this is reported to be a safety feature to protect the internal parts.
K0MMIEPretty! Excellent work joe, keep 'em comin!
maatcBeautiful.
I have a colleague who set up a rig with a digital camcorder that shoots through the viewfinder of an old school SLR. Awesome cinematic effect as well, but this beats it by lenghts.
deathcowi can only call this awesome
MarineGunrockDid the janitor look at you funny when you recorded her?
youdiejoe>> ^MarineGunrock:
Did the janitor look at you funny when you recorded her?
She looked more annoyed than any thing else, "I have a job to do and you and your camera need to move out of my way" was what I imagined she was saying. But the end result looked great so...
lucky760Wow. Another fantastic video. It's really great.
It would be interesting to follow up those shots with clips from the busy time of day there to see what must be a vast difference. E.g., fading from the lonely male janitor mopping the floor into throngs of travelers scuffing it up.
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