You may have seen our post about Sh*t PhotoGraphers Say and now there is finally a video about things that people say to photographers. See if you recognize any of the things said in this video. If so, let us know!
Lately there has been a flurry of “Sh*t that (insert group of people here) say” videos posted on Youtube. Finally there is one about photographers. Check it out and see how many of the quotes that you hear in the video, you have actually said or heard.
We got to meet up with a sports photograhy legend Michael Zagaris, better known as Z-man in San Francisco. As team photographer for the San Francisco 49ers, Zagaris is an “inside-out shooter”. He took us behind the scenes of the NFC Divisional playoffs New Orleans Saints versus the San Francisco 49ers.
Join us for this behind the scenes interview with David Hobby,when we caught up with him on his FlashBus Tour with fellow master of light, Joe McNally.They were stopping off near Silber Studios on their 29 city, 6 week tour to teach America how to see the light!
Read more about our interview with David Hobby.
GoPro recently announced their new Hero2 HD camera and did they make a great promo video for it.
GoPro has been known for their viral marketing videos which you’ve probably seen all over YouTube. With the Hero2 they really showed the most amazing things you can film with it, such as skydiving, cliff jumping, surfing and skiing and boy does the footage look spectacular!
This whole video was shot with the tiny Hero2 which can shoot at up to 120fps video and 11 megapixel photos.
Apparently it’s possible to make 1 music video with 288,000 jelly beans.
“In Your Arms” by Kina Grannis is a perfect example of hard work and dedication. It was filmed over a period of 22 months, which took 1,357 hours and 30 people to create.
Each frame was made with a jelly bean background on a glass table. The jelly beans were under the glass and Kina was photographed on top of the glass for every frame. Take a look at the video and then watch the behind the scenes video below to see true hard work and dedication. It’s amazing how much work was put into the video even before the filming began.
Almost 2 years of work for a 3 minute video. Pretty ridiculous right?
With over 4,500 hours of video received from 192 countries Life in A Day truly is a world-wide film.
It documents the day of July 24th, 2010 and was a project directed by the Oscar-winning Kevin Macdonald and produced with the help of Ridley Scott. Somehow they managed to make 4,500 hours of footage from over 80,000 videos a beautiful film which lasts just over an hour and a half.
Earlier this year it was debuted at the Sundance film festival and now it’s available to watch on YouTube for free.
Enjoy the film and make sure to watch it in Full screen for the best experience.
Let us know what you think in the comments below.
This time-lapse video by Dustin Farrell is one of the best one’s that we’ve seen.
It was all shot, not filmed with a Canon 5D Mark II in Arizona and Utah. At some points in the video, it doesn’t even look like earth!
If you’ve seen a better time-lapse video be sure to let us know!
Here’s Matt shooting a short interview the other day, man is he fast!
Now there’s something to fantasize about, can you imagine being able to lay your hands on those Red Cameras, Hasselbalds and that sexy studio stuff?
Hey, what were you looking at in the video?
So there you have the the glamor and glitter of a typical shoot, not!
If you want to find out more about what a glamour shoot is like check out our video with Stan Musilek
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