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From: joezeppi
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  • wow.. look at all that garbage... how destructive people can be

  • Great looking images! Fun Video.

  • Great job. I wouldn't change a thing.

  • I came here cause I was researching the monopod as well. Great work! This is a really entertaining video. The scene with the old ladies in the window is so perfect!

  • hi, nice shots, i found your vid searching about using monopod's for video, i have a cheap tripod and i am looking about buying a better one because this is really bad for tilt and pan, but in the search i found your amazing vid using a monopod and now i need to ask: do you feel satisfied using a monopod instead a tripod? (i know are different things, but can you tell me about how you feel about it?) for reference this are my "work" youtube(dot)com / watch?v=gl7Eain-AI4 thanks

  • @vamp999 Thanks for your compliment. I use both monopods and tripods in different situations. If you're going to be doing a lot of walking around and need to get shots quickly then a monopod is more than enough. If you're going to be filming a lot of shots of long duration then a tripod would be better for your needs.

    After I viewed your work I think you should probably stick with a tripod so you can get those long, steady shots.

  • @joezeppi thanks a lot for your reply, yes you have right my shots are slow and long shots in most cases like another watch?v=fMwdM5iFUyA (this was shot in a compact minidv), i will go for a better tripod and maybe in a future with some time, money or diy i can go for a monopod to experiment with new situations, anyway first i need to improve (a lot) my composition, color, etc. thanks again for your time.

  • Only 2 comments..?Maybe You should have tagged it with more, as this is great stuff..

    Anyways it was very well shot.

    Starts to get into the full swing around at the 1 min mark.

    Especially liked the aftermath and the chain gain with their rakes ..

    50 1.8 mm I could pick.

    At 1.33 would have been also a great still shot ..

    Steadicam maybe would of given you more, but Excellent regardless..

  • Great work! How did you create the slow motion sequences?

  • @amoergosum3 I slowed them down using the plugin "Twixtor"

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