Shadows of Sedona

MILapse presents "Shadows of Sedona" - Music by: Scott August "Quiet Journey" http://www.cedarmesa.com/quietjourney

Here is the best of my timelapse captures from a week long visit to the heart of 'Red Rock Country' - Sedona Arizona. I gave the Dynamic Perception 'Stage One' (collapsible track prototype) some real-world testing on this trip. It traveled via air with me collapsed in my luggage. Upon arriving I assembled 4 sections making a 8' track and broke it down at the end of the trip.

The "Quiet Journey" composition is by accomplished composer Scott August. This solo for Anasazi flute was recorded live. It's interesting to note that this simple cedar instrument was modeled directly from archeological finds and is one of the most challenging to play.

My Equipment Details:
-Canon 5DmkII
-Canon 7D
-Canon 17mm TS-E (big thanks to borrowlenses.com)
-Canon 24-70 L
-Dynamic Perception 'Stage One' (prototype)
-MX2 DollyEngine (.83 firmware - all SMS 'interleave mode')
-Induro AKB2(s)
-Aluratek 12V 1.5aH universal lithium batteries
-Post After Effects - Cut in Premiere

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• sedona
• shadows

[therealorberon]

these looks like HDR I assume? does the prototype does the 5 exposure bracket shots for you?

[milapse]

@therealorberon Check out my 'how to shoot HDR timelapse' video. You can see now the MX2 DollyEngine works with AEB on any camera.

[ponderation]

Really nice, some beautiful shots in there. I would have liked to see a few more static shots, though, to break up the pace of all the panning. Keep posting these up, I really enjoy them!

[milapse]

@ponderation you're right... I was doing a ton of testing and fell in love with so many shots. =)

[BurnabyAlex]

Are you filming with a camera boom? a rail? Cable system?

[milapse]

@BurnabyAlex this is using a prototype collapsible track system: dynamicperception(dot)com

[SinisterSkip]

0:22

EPIC SHOT!

[canonxsi79]

very nicely done great captures

[gasgas270]

Superb.

[amcleod3d]

somebody call david attenborough!!

amazing work.

[MrL1mey]

Awesome, it looks like you did some good research on where to be - the area just outside the local airport is one of the best unofficial vantage points and great pics are to be had at the top of the Eagle's nest trail.

Great work as always.

[LibanPhotography]

Really nice! Definitely enjoyed this one.

[petroscans]

Great footage. Obviously it was a well spent week in Sedona.

Thanks for all the information too. I'm psyched to investigate the equipment.

[drumfool]

ur such a pimp