Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Thursday, September 15, 2016
“Moving Stills” Is A Short Film Offering An Incredible Look Into The Old Photography Business | Popular Photography
Labels:
business,
documentary,
history,
photography,
short film,
video
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Diving Alor and Flores
Labels:
Alor,
coral reef,
Flores,
indonesia,
marine,
reef,
underwater,
underwater videography,
video
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Underwater Videography - Socorro Island, Mexico
Labels:
marine,
Mexico,
Socorro,
underwater,
underwater videography,
video
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Underwater Footage - Reef Life
Labels:
coral reef,
marine,
reef,
underwater,
underwater videography,
video
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Underwater Video - The Blue Ocean
Labels:
underwater,
underwater videography,
video
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Beneath the Waves
Labels:
marine,
marine wildlife,
underwater,
video,
wildlife
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
Underwater Slowmotion
Labels:
film,
go pro,
scuba diving,
slow-motion,
underwater,
video
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Scott Rinckenberger - Outdoor Photography Slideshow
Labels:
adventure,
black and white,
black and white photography,
landscape photography,
nature,
outdoor,
photography,
Scott Rinckenberger,
slideshow,
video
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Bali Point of Interest
Labels:
Bali,
point of interest,
travel,
video
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Diving Valle Verzasca
The Valle Verzasca is a long and very scenic valley in southern Switzerland. The Verzasca river - an alpine river - offers a couple of very spectacular opportunities for scuba diving. One of them is the roman bridge at Lavertezzo. - Get an impression by watching the video from Florian Fischer.
Valle Verzasca - Die Brücke from Florian Fischer on Vimeo.
Valle Verzasca - Die Brücke from Florian Fischer on Vimeo.
Labels:
alpine river,
mountain lake,
river,
scuba diving,
switzerland,
ticino,
underwater,
valle verzasca,
video
Sunday, April 24, 2016
The Sounds of Film Photography
Watch the video by Robert Marshall. - A funny 1:18 minutes sequence showcasing the sounds of film photography.
While the sound of digital photography is mainly around "electronic beeps" and shutter release sounds analog photography has some more typical sounds and noises to offer!
While the sound of digital photography is mainly around "electronic beeps" and shutter release sounds analog photography has some more typical sounds and noises to offer!
Labels:
analog photography,
documentary,
film,
film photography,
noise,
sound,
video
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Slideshow: 20th century black and white photography
Labels:
20th century,
black and white,
photography,
slide shot,
video
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Dream Ride - Mountain bike ride through stunning landscapes
Labels:
bike,
landscape,
motion picture,
mountain bike,
movie,
nature,
nature photography,
ride,
video,
vimeo
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Cinemagraphs - A blend of photography and videography
Flixel Studios is offering a new software to produce "cinemagraphs". A combination of still photography and motion picture image.
A very interesting concept which could offer very interesting effects especially in on screen advertising.
It is not a movie commercial, and it is not a poster advertisement. But, it adds the best of both. The eye catching effects of a moving imagery combined with the clear composition of a photograph.
Find more examples and free trial version software at: https://flixel.com/products/mac/cinemagraph-pro/
Labels:
blend,
cinemagraph,
photography,
video
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Peter Hurley - Headshot photography
Labels:
documentary,
headshot,
Peter Hurley,
photographer,
photography,
portrait,
video
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
From Flores to Alor - Underwater documentary
Watch the three part documentary by Michael Bode of an exceptional trip by boat from Flores to Alor. the trip took place in 2008. A journey along the south-eastern islands of Indonesia. A very remote region with unexpected richness of underwater reefscape.
From Flores to Alor Part 1 - Whale hunters of Lamalera from Michael Bode on Vimeo.
From Flores to Alor Part 2 - Diving Anemone City from Michael Bode on Vimeo.
From Flores to Alor Part 3 - Traditional Alor from Michael Bode on Vimeo.
From Flores to Alor Part 1 - Whale hunters of Lamalera from Michael Bode on Vimeo.
From Flores to Alor Part 2 - Diving Anemone City from Michael Bode on Vimeo.
From Flores to Alor Part 3 - Traditional Alor from Michael Bode on Vimeo.
Labels:
Alor,
coral,
Flores,
indonesia,
landscape,
Michael Bode,
reef,
reefscape,
scuba diving,
seascape,
underwater,
video
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Gadgets for controlling time-lapse photography
Time-lapse photography is a technique whereby the frequency at which film frames are captured is much lower than that used to view the sequence (Wikipedia).
The holy grail of time-lapse photography are landscape sequences during day to night transitions. Difficulty is to adapt correctly exposure going from bright day light to darkness, moon light, or artificial light.
There are a number of gadgets to support producing time-lapse photography sequences. Here, two recent exciting examples.
Alpine Labs: Gadgets for controlling time-lapse photography. Radian is an entire system to not only control the camera during capture of a time-lapse sequence but also to introduce motion in the sequence.
Pico: a small and simple time-lapse trigger which can be programmed using a smartphone and connect easily to your camera.
The holy grail of time-lapse photography are landscape sequences during day to night transitions. Difficulty is to adapt correctly exposure going from bright day light to darkness, moon light, or artificial light.
There are a number of gadgets to support producing time-lapse photography sequences. Here, two recent exciting examples.
Alpine Labs: Gadgets for controlling time-lapse photography. Radian is an entire system to not only control the camera during capture of a time-lapse sequence but also to introduce motion in the sequence.
Pico: a small and simple time-lapse trigger which can be programmed using a smartphone and connect easily to your camera.
Labels:
gadget,
gear,
photography,
time-lapse,
video
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Nikon D800 - Underwater Videography
Since a couple of years I am using a Nikon D800 camera in a Hugyfot housing for my underwater photography. So far I focused mainly on still images.
See the slideshow gallery below for some underwater macro photography from the Lembeh Strait, North-Sulawesi, Indonesia.
A more diverse collection of my work can be found in the underwater photography archive on my website www.andreasrmueller.com.
Lembeh Strait 2013 - Images by Andreas Mueller
See the slideshow gallery below for some underwater macro photography from the Lembeh Strait, North-Sulawesi, Indonesia.
A more diverse collection of my work can be found in the underwater photography archive on my website www.andreasrmueller.com.
Lembeh Strait 2013 - Images by Andreas Mueller
Besides the excellent performance of the Nikon D800 camera for still photography, the camera has very good reputation if used in videography. I recorded once some short video sequences underwater. from a shallow dive at Middle Reef in Soma Bay, Egypt. And the result is very nice for an available light sequence and first try.
I do not know how often the Nikon D800 is used in underwater videography. Some other a little bit longer examples by videographer Rick Scott I found on YouTube:
Labels:
movie,
Nikon D800,
reef,
reefscape,
underwater,
underwater videography,
video,
videography
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Galapagos - Underwater short movie
Labels:
Ecuador,
Galapagos,
marine,
ocean,
pacific,
scuba diving,
underwater,
video
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
People of the Coral Triangle
Labels:
coral triangle,
James Morgan,
south east asia,
video
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