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[AJL14]

Great Churches of the Danube

Hello all. We'll give this a try - I'm still having difficulty with the uploaded file. Photoed with a Canon G30, uploaded 1080 29.97p. Sorry - it's only HD, not UHD. Not yet.
Best to everyone:

https://vimeo.com/241351259

Alan

[kpot]

Hello all. We'll give this a try - I'm still having difficulty with the uploaded file. Photoed with a Canon G30, uploaded 1080 29.97p. Sorry - it's only HD, not UHD. Not yet.
Best to everyone:

https://vimeo.com/241351259

Alan

The film is very interesting. The title is: Great Churches at Danube.
Only for information:
If the title refers to churches at the river Danube, then the title should be slightly modified.
- The film begins with the Cologne Cathedral; Cologne lies on the river Rhine.
- Nuremberg lies also not on the river Danube but on the river Pegnitz.

Maybe "Great Churches at European rivers" or something.
regards kurt

[Bassman]

I liked the old instruments. Great unique sound.

[mark williams]

This is my tribute to autumn. Areas visited include GSMNP, Tellico River, Tallulah River and Gibbs Gardens. Shot in October and November 2017 using a Panasonic GH5 camera and the following gear: Panasonic 14-45, 45-175, and Olympus 60 macro, 75-300. Edited with Edius 8 Workgroup. Music “71017” by Borrtex and is used under a Attribution-NonCommercial license freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/71017/

https://vimeo.com/241746233

[kpot]

This is my tribute to autumn. Areas visited include GSMNP, Tellico River, Tallulah River and Gibbs Gardens. Shot in October and November 2017 using a Panasonic GH5 camera and the following gear: Panasonic 14-45, 45-175, and Olympus 60 macro, 75-300. Edited with Edius 8 Workgroup. Music “71017” by Borrtex and is used under a Attribution-NonCommercial license freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/71017/

https://vimeo.com/241746233

Hi:
Fantastic clips! I love naturefilms, especially autumn.
Question: the film is extremly sharp on my 1920 x 1080 PC-Monitor. Did you film in UHD?
kurt

[GrassValley_PS]

Hello all. We'll give this a try - I'm still having difficulty with the uploaded file. Photoed with a Canon G30, uploaded 1080 29.97p. Sorry - it's only HD, not UHD. Not yet.
Best to everyone:

https://vimeo.com/241351259

Alan

Some great shots there Alan. What did you film with?

[GrassValley_PS]

This is my tribute to autumn. Areas visited include GSMNP, Tellico River, Tallulah River and Gibbs Gardens. Shot in October and November 2017 using a Panasonic GH5 camera and the following gear: Panasonic 14-45, 45-175, and Olympus 60 macro, 75-300. Edited with Edius 8 Workgroup. Music “71017” by Borrtex and is used under a Attribution-NonCommercial license freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/71017/

https://vimeo.com/241746233

Beautiful as always! I would love to have seen a rack focus on the shot that started at the 1:00 mark from the leaves to the water.

[mark williams]

Hi:
Fantastic clips! I love naturefilms, especially autumn.
Question: the film is extremly sharp on my 1920 x 1080 PC-Monitor. Did you film in UHD?
kurt

Thanks, I am glad that you liked it. Yes, shot in UHD.

[mark williams]

Beautiful as always! I would love to have seen a rack focus on the shot that started at the 1:00 mark from the leaves to the water.

Thanks Pat. Yes, I need to add that to my skill set.

[AJL14]

Hi Pat,

All shot on my slightly aging (but still gorgeous for HD) Canon HF-G30 - and of course edited on EDIUS. I'll most probably upgrade the camera after CES or when I get a chance to actually compare the new Canon GX-10 UHD and the new Sony UHD camcorder due out around Christmas.

Thanks for taking a look - great trip!
Alan

[AJL14]

Hey Kurt - you couldn't be more correct! Living in Austria you have a great advantage over us of knowing all the proper locations. This trip was billed as "A trip down the River Danube" - so I just made the title as simple as possible so as not to be so boringly long!

Thanks for the learned advise!
Alan

[kpot]

Hey Kurt - you couldn't be more correct! Living in Austria you have a great advantage over us of knowing all the proper locations. This trip was billed as "A trip down the River Danube" - so I just made the title as simple as possible so as not to be so boringly long!
Thanks for the learned advise!
Alan

Hi Alan:
There are an awful lot of rivers in Europe - and even more churches (and all of them are magnificent and historically remarkable). But hardly anyone in Europe knows them all. Why would anyone who does not even live in Europe know them?
And when you learn something, it's never everything - always just a piece.
"That's life."
Regards kurt
PS: And thanks for that marvellous Film!

[Bassman]

Mark,

Beautiful images. Thanks for sharing.

Have you ever exported your shorts in 30p or 24p? I think the slower framerate might add more of a storytelling effect. I would be interested in seeing this last piece in 24p just to see the difference.

The GH5 is quite fantastic!

[AJL14]

Kurt - I envy your being amongst such beauty. My wife Sondra (Sam) and I have boated the canals of Europe for 26 years - in our own rented canal boats - just the two of us. We've covered all 17 canals and navigable rivers in France, and many in Belgium, The Netherlands, England and Italy, and each has had it's own special beauty. I've filmed over 300 churches in that time, and love the history and beauty displayed in each of them - all different. Even the oftentimes tiny small town churches have their own mystical charm and stories to tell. But you know this better than I.

Thanks for the come-back, and for your comments. Much appreciated.
Best always,
Alan
PS - Curiosity has me......where is WN in Austria. We often travel to Oberstauffen, Germany - near the Austrian border.

[mark williams]

Mark,

Beautiful images. Thanks for sharing.

Have you ever exported your shorts in 30p or 24p? I think the slower framerate might add more of a storytelling effect. I would be interested in seeing this last piece in 24p just to see the difference.

The GH5 is quite fantastic!

Thanks for the nice comment. I will check out doing a 24p project.