They are called "Brokpa" (aka 'Highlander' - a bit neglectful name given by the Ladakhis) and are quiet popular nowadays with tourist because of their aryan origin, Mediterranean features and gorgeous traditional dresses and ornaments. But no one knows a bit about their culture, as they are not documented at all and local government is treating them quiet bad also!

The problem is that they are less than 2000 in population and due to the impact of modernisation and sensitive politic situation with Pakistan and China, all their traditions are very rapidly diminishing... Nowadays they are kept only by a very few members from the older generation with not much hope to be passed to the younger one :( This will very soon lead to an irretrievable loss of identity :/

I saw it myself and that was my biggest motivation for starting this documentary project. The idea is to make at the end a series of short documentaries and bring all of them along with music recordings and research papers online accessible for everyone and to the community as well. We've managed to do much of this work, but still need one more really extensive fieldwork (~50 days on spot or two and a half months the whole trip).

This thread is not really to ask for money (though every $ will be welcome :p) but just to let you know about this. It will be much appreciated if you could spread the word about the campaign, share it etc. As you know campaign fundings depends very much on clicks and activity... so a bowing thanks for every share! - http://igg.me/at/fadingsongs

The above footage was shot in 2011 when we had a 5d mkii and a GH13. It's a quick edit, as much of the footage and audio are still being edited. This year I have a GH3 (really hope for a hack soon) + some minolta md glass and SLR magic 25mm & 12mm and a BMPC if I'm lucky enough to get it before 15th September. The audio will be on a Marantz 661 + NT-4 and NTG-2 with lots of batteries. They don't have electricity yet in those villages, so we had to charge all batteries and laptop on the solar panels of the locals. That was very time consuming and it's another reason we decided to try to raise some more money to cover a generator.

I'm be happy for any feedback, suggestions and support! If you know new budget ways to charge in the field, please let me know!

Bonne visualisation phab

Thanks!

I used the 50Mbps mode and Lomo lenses, mostly a 50mm, which I stopped down to between 5.6 and 8 because our locations were so important to the story.

Compared to my GH2, I really loved the battery life and how the HDMI image doesn't do anything funky when you hit record. The display info always disappearing was frustrating though.

Anyway, let me know what you think.

Thanks for looking!

Few b shots with canons 7d and 550d (those soft ones ;), and unavoidable Gopro for underwater photography.

GH2, sedna AQ1 + manual nikkors & toki 11-16. I have written, edited, directed, graded, AE'd the film and even filmed part of it :)

Let me know what you guys think. Any helpful advice/tips are encouraged. Thanks!

HERE IS SOME ROUGH EDIT of my project Womanhattan. Some of the shot are in anamorphic (baby hypergonar 1.75X on Contax G Zeiss 45MM f2/GH3/GH2/SLR 25mm TO.95, SLR Magic 12mm T1.6) There is five days left before the end of the crowdfunding. Since monday you will have five extracts. This is the fourth : day four july the 11th, 2013- taken in NYC april 2013

CROWDFUNDING FOR WOMANHATTAN, THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT ! English : ulule.com/womanhattan/ français : fr.ulule.com/womanhattan/ Womanhattan Facebook page : facebook.com/pages/Womanhattan/308092392578172

The other days are here :

Here's the teaser for the last school work I shot with my GH3 (I'm in love with this little thing) :

A few years after the "uprising" that wounded Europe, Mark looks back on this dark period of its existence and its challenging social reintegration into the world of the living.

The optics were : SLR Magic 12mm f1.6 (awesome) Leica Summilux 25mm f1.4 (awesome despite focus by wire and poor rack focus) Leica R Elmarit 135mm f2.8 (great deal) Lumix 14-140mm f4-5.8 (not fan..., but can be useful)

50 Mbits.mov, 400 iso, natural profil (-3 all the way, which mean noise, I like it but compression don't) Edited in Premiere

Comments and critics are welcome.

HERE IS SOME ROUGH EDIT of my project Womanhattan There is five days left before the end of the crowdfunding. Since today you will have five extracts. This is the first : day one july the 8th, 2013- taken in NYC april 2013

CROWDFUNDING FOR WOMANHATTAN, THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT !

English : ulule.com/womanhattan/

français : fr.ulule.com/womanhattan/

Womanhattan Facebook page : facebook.com/pages/Womanhattan/308092392578172

http://www.mohitseb.com

shot 95% of this in 2 days just to do a little more testing of the weight of the BMCC on a Glidecam HD2000 and a 12ft CobraCrane. I didn't put a whole lot of time into grading, and this isn't a video showing off DR, raw ability or flaws, just simple "FLoATing BMCC" video. If you notice I purposely shot on some rough terrain to see if any jello would pop up but It did fine.

Feast on the debauchery; meet the Dinosaur Burps:

Promo:

Feature:

All footage was conformed / edit to 24p to squeeze every bit of slo-mo out of the footage..

Official Web Site http://www.falsenotes.com/

Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/pages/False-Notes/320258744777463

Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/sakattaq/sets/72157634409371663/

Lenses panasonic 100-300 and 14-140

from vimeo description: carrying on my TL experiments - see previous - I fitted my shitty android phone (running cyanogenmod 7) in the window and took 301 pics with camera FV-5. processed them in lightroom and exported to panolapse, which is as simple as an application gets. still tweaked the yaw, roll and zoom and exported as a deflickered quicktime movie. added an spiced John Cage's Dream loop and some hisss. voilà!

you all have nice weekend (a la goddard)

gashô

Baltimore Oriole in slow motion. 47 sec clip.

Harold House

Footage is a mix of the cbrandin 66mb hacked GH2, and a GH3. Both shooting at 24p.

I had a canon FD 50mm 1.8 on the GH2, and a Panasonic 20mm 1.7 on the GH3. Edited in FCP7, no grading.

This was my first attempt at 2.35:1, and I simply marked matte lines on a screen protector as a guide.

Footage was shot in a couple of hours the day after the song was recorded. I edited it in the following couple of days around my dayjob, came out pretty well, I think!

A la demande de ma fille ;) GH2 1920x 1280 full HD . 14-140 HD . firmware 1.1