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Mark Watson takes on the Red Bull Glorious Days Project

Extreme sports photographer and Nikon Ambassador Mark Watson tells of the photographic adventure of a lifetime - capturing the spectacular Morning Glory cloud. Using a Nikon D300S + 10.5mm fisheye ...  
 
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qwer86waw (21 hours ago) Show Hide
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One word - Amazing !!
junghansjunghans (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Great music! Search the Sound of Music Soundtrack von this Movie. Please Please...Thanks
zatsereg (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Does anyone happen to know what is the great music at the beginning of the film? Thanks in advance.
ruizperr (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I don't care too much about the equipment....
¡¡¡¡ The flight was great !!!!
Can you comment something about?. Was it turbulent? strong winds? Good lift?
SexyBabika91 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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könte echt so schön sein wenn mich einer vor dem allein sein rettet!
willbl1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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To the photographer, just wondering how you are triggering the camera between still and video mode on the D300s?

Is this done using a custom rig? Or something available to everyone? Also, how are you starting/stopping the videos remotely?

Just a bit curiousity from a current D300s owner :)
zavatone (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Near the end of the video he explains this.
skyrinrainer (1 month ago) Show Hide
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who will be the first paraglider, surfing the Morning glory! Great stuff guys!
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Just a quicky re: the framing.. this was actually caused by the glider struts placing pressure on the camera mount forcing it to twist slightly... unfortunately this can happen during loops and flat-spins when the stresses on the glider are greater. We overcame this with minor camera-mount manipulation however to achieve the desired results the contact of struts and camara body is unavoidable.
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i thought it must have been a bugger to mount that cam on the glider,, the stresses it must go through, what sort of g's does he pull whilst doing those moves?
And again that is amazing bit of work man,, is there a monitor option/ HD video out etc on that model cam.

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