 Click To Play (3:58) For one of my daughter's college classes, we went on a little field trip to the Jewell Meadows Wildlife Area in Oregon, then crossed the bridge at Astoria to visit the Julia Butler Hansen Refuge in Washington. We saw several herds of elk, many geese, and a few deer. I even managed to capture a large ship at sunset on our way home. This was my first chance to try out a new .45x wide angle lens made by Digital Concepts. It was inexpensive, but the old adage "you get what you pay for" was certainly true in this case. I used it for the first three scenes of this video, but I was not happy with the results at all. Unfortunately, I wish I had taken then lens off sooner as the rest of the footage I shot with the wide angle lens was blurred and unusable. |
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Canon HF100. Some scenes with Digital Concepts .45x wide angle lens. Editor: Pinnacle Studio 12. Other: Scenes are roughly split between handheld and monopod. All footage is processed with the VirtualDub Deshaker plug-in to reduce image shake before editing. Music: "Pastures New" by Nickel Creek If you have trouble viewing this video, make sure you are using Flash 10 or higher. Click the box in the right corner of the player to watch the video full screen. |