Panasonic GH13 + JAWS 11-2-10 + Zoom H4n + Redhead Windscreen

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This short clip was shot on a hacked Panasonic GH1 at 720p 60fps, background sounds were captured using the Zoom H4n with a Redhead Windscreen.

Edit- Uploaded a higher quality version to VIMEO : http://www.vimeo.com/16487839

*Update 11.4.10
The two surfers in these clips are :
Reno Makani & Dave Stien
Well done guys!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Maui
• Jaws
• Peahi
• Panasonic GH1
• Panasonic GH13
• Zoom H4n
• Zoom H1
• Zoom H2
• Zoom H4
• Tascam DR 100
• Tascam DR-07
• Tascam DR-08
• Tascam DR-2d
• Tascam GT-R1
• digital recorder
• Sony PCMD50
• Sony PCM-M10
• Roland R05
• Yamaha Pocketrak CX-2
• Alesis Palmtrack
• Korg MR-2
• filmlook
• Slow motion
• Reno Makani
• Dave Stien

[mpgxsvcd]

What lens was used?

[KalaniPrince]

@mpgxsvcd an old nikon 600mm : )

[gbliue]

marlon lewis driving jayson blue towing please call me i would like to get some footage... jayson@ 3579919

[KalaniPrince]

@gbliue I think the only two guys out were Reno Makani and Dave Stein while I was there.. What time were you guys out? Kalani-

[mpgxsvcd]

Epic Video. Great Job! Looks like the GH13 was the right choice. Please tell me the riders were ok. That last shot looked pretty hairy.

What bit rate are you encoding to? It looked like it had a lot of compression artifacts even for youtube. Any Chance we could get a Vimeo Version?

[KalaniPrince]

@mpgxsvcd yeah, I re-encoded for Vimeo and it came out much cleaner.. You'll find it at vimeo dot com/iamkalaniprince

[Lucifer9387]

I feel so... calm.

[volitronics]

Lovely, sweet vid.

[TheJoeTC]

The jetski haulin ass for their lives!! haha. These were some awesome waves..awesome shots...*thumbs up*

[gbliue]

That's my son Jayson Blue from Haiku

[BlackoutDOTcom]

This is cool but you could do better with the youtbe encode... blocky as all hell....

[quaxk]

spectacular, panasonic should license this footage