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TERMINATRYX “Virus” (uncensored)

August 2nd, 2012 24 comments

Winner of the Best Music Clip at the 2011 Barossa Film Festival, Australia. Official selection 2011 Salt Lake City Horror Film Festival & set to screen at 2012 Sci-Fi-London. Richard Stanley quote on the video (writer/director of Hardware and Dust Devil): “Once in every generation a plague shall fall upon you! ‘Virus’ by Terminatryx delivers a bone crushing, gut munching, spine tingling, supersonic blow to the cerebral cortex. Metal, mayhem and no holds barred lycanthropy. What more could you ask for?” (For optimum viewing, set the YouTube viewer at 1080p) “Virus” the music video of Cape Town based female-fronted Industrial-Metal band TERMINATRYX. The clip also exists in an extended short film version with more special make-up FX. To be uploaded at: www.YouTube.com In July 2010 Flamedrop Productions, in co-operation with Cosmesis Advanced Prosthetic Studio, Visual Impact / Magus, Magic Hour Productions, Furry Wood Productions and Silver Bullet Lighting tackled the grueling task of shooting a combo of the short film “Marked”, the Terminatryx “Virus” music video, both flowing from the (werewolf transformation) promo clip made in 2009 for the annual South African HORRORFEST Film Festival – see the original clip here: www.youtube.com and a teaser of the expanded movie & music video: www.youtube.com The bulk of this was shot over a single weekend with very little sleep in the middle of the Cape Town winter (with a few pick-up shots in July and October). The movie was shot on
Video Rating: 4 / 5

KarenLens

August 1st, 2012 1 comment

This video was taken with a Canon 5D mk2 during the 27th dance festival of dance school Bolero (Bonheiden, Belgium). Taking pictures was allowed… Shooting video was not. However as you can imagine, having my camera for only 2 days, having read a lot about its fabulous video shooting capabilities, looking at a fantastic dance show with ideal lighting conditions to test this famous feature… I couldn’t resist the temptation (my true apologies to dance school Bolero). So shooting conditions were tough. The video was shot from out of my seat, with the camera placed on my knee, using the standard kit lens (24-105/IS L).
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Canon Macro Lenses 50mm 2.5, 60mm 2.8, 65mm 2.8, 100mm 2.8L

July 31st, 2012 41 comments

This product Highlight talks about the various Canon Macro Lenses 50mm 2.5, 60mm 2.8, 65mm 2.8, 100mm 2.8L IS. This production also compares these four lenses what kind of pictures you should expect. This video was shot on a Canon 5D mark II.

My little sister has an iPhone 4S and I wanted to test how good the camera is to shoot video. First I downloaded an application called “FiLMiC Pro”, which ables you to control the fps, exposure, white balance and focus. Then I shot everything with the phone mounted either on my shoulderrig or steadycam. Then I transferred the files to my computer and edited in Final Cut Pro. I didn’t do any color-correction, but added some bars to get the 2.35:1 aspect ratio. So is this a okay camera for shooting films? My opinion is actually yes, but it’s quite hard. A better camera like the Canon 550D would be easier to use, because it’s primarily made to take pictures. Therefore adjusting the aperture, shutterspeed, focus etc. is much easier. Doing all this on a touchscreen, it’s quite clumsy, and you can’t even zoom or make smooth focus-pulls on the iPhone 4S. Another negative thing is that we experienced that several shots just disappeared during shooting. So the iPhone is quite unsafe to use when shooting a lot of video continuously. But without doubt, this is a great camera phone, and probably the best to shoot video today. It’s great to have a camera that good in your pocket all the time, and it could be nice as a travel camera (except the lack of zoom). Would I replace it for my Canon 5D mark ii. Nope. But I would consider it as my next phone! :) Visit my facebook-page for questions and news: www.facebook.com Or visit my homepage at www.axp.no Subscribe for more new videos
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Alexander Ratmansky “While The Music Lasts” Official Music Video

July 31st, 2012 7 comments

www.andreibart.com Performed by Alexander Ratmansky(piano), Adam Rogers(guitar) Composer: Alexander Ratmansky Recorded at AB Studio Productions LLC Director of Music Video Andrei Bart Producer of Music Video Natalia Ganem Cast Composer – Alexander Ratmansky Boy – Matthew F. Rivkin Mother – Victoria Golbraykh Guy – Alexander Krasnikov Girl – Carol Zaydel Old Man – Vladimir Boyko Dancer 1 – Veronika Klochko Dancer 2 – Alexander Anatska Story by Alexander Ratmansky Screenplay Andrei Bart Director of Photography Andrei Bart SPACIAL THANKS Alexander Butov Yuriy and Julia Markosyan Michael Sheydin Elchin Sultanov Lidiya Serebrennik “Traktir O” Whole Movie was shot on Canon 5D Mark II Please Rate and Comment!

Strider SNG DGG Ranger Green Macro HD Video

July 30th, 2012 13 comments

Macro video of a 2009 Strider SNG Gunner Grip in Ranger Green and Black Blade. Another concealed carry SNG is also featured in this video. This is not a review, but only a discussion. Camera details: This video was shot with the following details: Camera = Canon 5d Mark 2 Lense = 100 MM 2.8 macro Tripod used = yes Video mode = 1080 p Video function = manual mode Focusing mode = manual only Background = tan plastic background Editing software = Premier Elements Pictures of the knife farm3.static.flickr.com farm4.static.flickr.com farm3.static.flickr.com

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Aventador, START Your Engines: Loud Rev-Fest–Turn your Volume UP!!

July 29th, 2012 48 comments

Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com Best place for Pictures, Razzi: razzi.me What the real sounds of the Lamborghini LP700-4 Aventador Exhaust? Well, many of us have been frustrated because most videos on YouTube really have failed to capture the full depth and tone because of the microphones use-mostly built into the iPhone, camcorders or DSLR. In fact, during an exclusive visit to the closed factory last year, I captured the first start-up of the Aventador (www.youtube.com You can see, it just wasn’t that good & caused lots of controversy then. Well, I have tried to demonstrate with an external pro mic (Zoom H4n) & I think you will be able to tell the difference. Video is from the Canon 5D Mark III and Canon 7D. Tried to put the car in a few different environments to get the full all-around effect. All video was not from the say day, so I didn’t torture the beast in that way :-D D What do you guys think? Leave your comments below. . Special thanks to my co-conspirators Danny & Vlad. Stay tuned for more behind the scenes of “Making of the Rev video” to come soon.

Like us on Facebook : facebook.com A celebration of the Chevrolet Camaro and it’s heritage, over ten (10) 2010/2011 Camaro were featured, also including one of each past generation Camaro in a tribute homage. We hope all Camaro and car enthusiasts alike enjoy. A non-commercial fan project. // Canon 5D Mark II DSLR Camera & Canon 7D DSLR Camera -Canon EF 14MM F/2.8 USM II Lens -Canon EF 35mm F/1.4L USM Lens -Canon EF 24-70mm F/2.8L USM Lens -Canon EF 70-200mm F/2.8; USM Lens // Equipment -ProAm DVC250 Crane -Davis & Sanford Provista 12 Tripod with V12 Fluid Head -IndiSYSTEM IndiSLIDER (attached to additional Tripod with V12 Fluid Head) -Flycam Nano DSLR w/ Arm Brace // Written and Directed by Neil Karunatilaka // Director of Photography / Cinematography by Rakitha Perera // Camera Operators : Rakitha Perera & Neil Karunatilaka // Set Assistance : Nalaka Kahawatte, Nihal Karunatilaka, Taniya Karunatilaka, & James Dillion // Special Thanks to Camaro5 and Camaro Generations // Camaro5 : Josh Mac, Colleen Schaefer, Bobbie Jutras, Luis Ruelas, Ramir Ramos, Jarrod Jacobs, Joe Kane, Gagandeep Singh, Steve Kavros, (camaro5.com // Camaro Generations : Jason Graham, James Barger, Brett Keroher, Kacy Keroher, Chip and Sherrie Strnad // Music : Sentinel Prime by Steve Jablonsky; The Fight Will Be Your Own by Steve Jablonsky // Article featured on CarBuzz.com : carbuzz.com // Article featured on Camaro5.com : camaro5.com // Article featured on LSXTV.com : lsxtv.com // Article featured
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Aventador, START Your Engines: Loud Rev-Fest–Turn your Volume UP!!

July 29th, 2012 48 comments

Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com Best place for Pictures, Razzi: razzi.me What the real sounds of the Lamborghini LP700-4 Aventador Exhaust? Well, many of us have been frustrated because most videos on YouTube really have failed to capture the full depth and tone because of the microphones use-mostly built into the iPhone, camcorders or DSLR. In fact, during an exclusive visit to the closed factory last year, I captured the first start-up of the Aventador (www.youtube.com You can see, it just wasn’t that good & caused lots of controversy then. Well, I have tried to demonstrate with an external pro mic (Zoom H4n) & I think you will be able to tell the difference. Video is from the Canon 5D Mark III and Canon 7D. Tried to put the car in a few different environments to get the full all-around effect. All video was not from the say day, so I didn’t torture the beast in that way :-D D What do you guys think? Leave your comments below. . Special thanks to my co-conspirators Danny & Vlad. Stay tuned for more behind the scenes of “Making of the Rev video” to come soon.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Like us on Facebook : facebook.com A celebration of the Chevrolet Camaro and it’s heritage, over ten (10) 2010/2011 Camaro were featured, also including one of each past generation Camaro in a tribute homage. We hope all Camaro and car enthusiasts alike enjoy. A non-commercial fan project. // Canon 5D Mark II DSLR Camera & Canon 7D DSLR Camera -Canon EF 14MM F/2.8 USM II Lens -Canon EF 35mm F/1.4L USM Lens -Canon EF 24-70mm F/2.8L USM Lens -Canon EF 70-200mm F/2.8; USM Lens // Equipment -ProAm DVC250 Crane -Davis & Sanford Provista 12 Tripod with V12 Fluid Head -IndiSYSTEM IndiSLIDER (attached to additional Tripod with V12 Fluid Head) -Flycam Nano DSLR w/ Arm Brace // Written and Directed by Neil Karunatilaka // Director of Photography / Cinematography by Rakitha Perera // Camera Operators : Rakitha Perera & Neil Karunatilaka // Set Assistance : Nalaka Kahawatte, Nihal Karunatilaka, Taniya Karunatilaka, & James Dillion // Special Thanks to Camaro5 and Camaro Generations // Camaro5 : Josh Mac, Colleen Schaefer, Bobbie Jutras, Luis Ruelas, Ramir Ramos, Jarrod Jacobs, Joe Kane, Gagandeep Singh, Steve Kavros, (camaro5.com // Camaro Generations : Jason Graham, James Barger, Brett Keroher, Kacy Keroher, Chip and Sherrie Strnad // Music : Sentinel Prime by Steve Jablonsky; The Fight Will Be Your Own by Steve Jablonsky // Article featured on CarBuzz.com : carbuzz.com // Article featured on Camaro5.com : camaro5.com // Article featured on LSXTV.com : lsxtv.com // Article featured

Phoenix Youth – “A Better Life” Animated Video

July 29th, 2012 No comments

Direction and Animation by Catherine Brown Produced by FPS, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Video testimonials of youth who have been helped by the Phoenix Youth Programs. phoenixyouth.ca Videography & Editing by Jeffrey Fish Executive production Timothy Crooks & Lori Barker Post-production by Filet Post Audio Mix by Village Sound Behind the scenes stills found at: www.flickr.com ©2010
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Sigma 120-400mm f4.5-5.6 APO DG OS Unboxing (for my Canon 60D and 550D T2i)

July 29th, 2012 25 comments

artoftheimage.blogspot.com – Another exciting day here at Art of the Image as I get to un-box yet another new lens! Meet my new Sigma 120-400mm f4.5-5.6 APO DG OS for my Canon 60D and 550D T2i. From all reports, this lens holds it’s own against the Canon L zoom and even the L telephoto primes like the 300mm, so I’m REALLY excited to try this baby out with my 60D and 550D.
Video Rating: 3 / 5

Gotye – Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Kimbra) – Rogue Agents Dubstep Remix

July 28th, 2012 25 comments

Get the song and keep up with Rogue Agents at soundcloud.com and www.facebook.com See more of Anjali’s work at www.anjalibhargava.com

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