Canon 1D Mark 4 Wildlife Documentary HDDSLR wt. 5D Mark 2 footage

Join Sandesh Kadur as he travels across the North-east Himalayan landscape and documents the wildlife of the Eastern Himalaya. This is the first in a series of video chapters produced whilst still in the field photographing the region to produce a coffee-table book highlighting the importance of the Himalaya. These short films, shot mostly on Canon HD-SLR Cameras are another outcome that goes behind the scenes and highlights unique stories and difficulties encountered - a kinda behind the scenes look into 'getting the shot'.
This short film was shot (almost) entirely on Canon HD-DSLR Type Cameras - the Canon 5DMark2 and the Canon 1DMark4, with a few short exceptions. It has recently been nominated for a Green Oscar at the Wildscreen Wildlife Film Festival in Bristol, UK.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Green Oscar Nominee
• Wildscreen
• Film Festival
• Nature
• Documentary
• High-Definition
• Sandesh Kadur
• Himalaya
• Wildlife
• India
• Kaziranga
• Tiger Reserve
• Rhino Battle
• Tiger on Carcass
• Hornbill
• Swamp deer
• Tiger
• Buffalo
• Water Buffalo
• Canon 1D Mark 4
• Canon 5D Mark 2
• Filming HD Wildlife
• Sigma 300-800 zoom
• Lenses
• North-east India
• Assam
• Guwahati
• Travel
• Journey

[WildlifeInCloseUp]

The film was for a series running on UK's BBC called The Natural World and the film was called 'Monsoon'. Some of it filmed in Kaziranga.

[pogeyan]

@WildlifeInCloseUp Thx! The short film is not for Television, although making it led to a six month stint filming in Kaziranga for NG. What was the film you made in 94 wt the BBC NHU?

[donmuller21]

Excellent work.

[gabbaro]

Superlative work! Congratulations!

[Albertocasca]

Exellent work! congratulations from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

[wordsfromwilderness]

What a spectacular video!

[vijayavelmama]

Good works..

[WildlifeInCloseUp]

Great to see independent work of such quality. Is this a series for TV ?

You have cleverly chosen wildlife subjects that suit the DSLR format and nicely cut with the human life.

I filmed for BBC Natural History Unit in Kaziranga in 1994.

[DahoDocumentaries]

what lens are you using at 0:43 on the young child. excellent video btw very inspirational

[lopaka73]

That Rhino at 3:29 is a beast!! Is it an AzhiaziaM Rhino?