Canon 40D High Speed Shooting Demo

I thought I'd do a bit of Canon 40D series, and my first video is going to be demonstrating the high speed shooting of the camera.

Music: Let me take your photos (The Speedies, 1978)

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• Canon
• EOS
• 40D
• High
• Speed
• Shooting
• Test
• 6.5FPS

[alotlunch]

name of the song?

[JakeOConnell]

Let me take your photo - speedies circa. 1978

[ngthx1]

dude...! get a new tripod rapid!

[JakeOConnell]

Yeah, definitely need a new one

[aiptekc100]

the iso is to low. wehen you have iso 500 you can make a higher shutter speed

[RiOtEmpire777]

I'm thinking of selling my brand new 550d + kit lens to buy a 40d + an L lens or a few lenses, do you think this is a good idea? The 550d feels too plastic-y and small for me, and i have no real need for HD video.. do you think its a good idea?? Thanks :)

[allusernamestaken01]

@kiknimo apparently he didn't know

[allusernamestaken01]

it's more like a "how to use a tripod" video

[nieznany4rp]

good job (-:

[cracktober]

You know, if you take sufficient amount of pictures you can just put them together, and guess what.. it will be a slow motion movie, because of the 1000000000000000 billions of frames.

[hongray29]

lowest possible aperture = maximum light enter = Maximum Shutter speed possible..

[kiknimo]

you do know that you can

lower your aperture manually right?

you dont need to shoot on AV

i only shoot on manual.

[SMADdie86]

Damn nice effort but dude:

how long do you use tripods normaly? In the way you rolled it out 2 weeks max??

And if you have a quick lock for the tripod why did you take it of the camera?

Lowest aperture = lowest F number = the more light you get in = the widest diafragma your lens has

[atreyjb413]

lowest aperture is higer number correct?