A trey flip in super slow mo (1480fps). Performed by Tom Harrison, a Nike Sb UK Team rider.
Nice foliage in the shot.
Source: Blueprint Skateboards
A trey flip in super slow mo (1480fps). Performed by Tom Harrison, a Nike Sb UK Team rider.
Nice foliage in the shot.
Source: Blueprint Skateboards
Shot on a Canon 7D with a 35mm f1.4, 70-200mm IS f2.8 and 24mm f3.5 tilt shift. Also both a Z-Finder and a Tactical Shooter from Zacuto were used.
Source: Philip Bloom
Shot and edited by Fred Mortagne
Directed by Mike McCoy of Bandito Brothers, with production help from Jacob Rosenburg, also of Bandito Brothers. (Jacob filmed and edited the original Plan B videos along with Mike Ternansky)
“The creative genius of mixing 5K still car shots and the Canon 5D car chase sequences make this groundbreaking visual imagery. From start to finish the all digital project and workflow takes advantage of where technology has gone.” – Shane Hurlbut
Source: Hurl Blog

Hurl Blog – Shane Hurlbut’s great blog about DSLR’s, movie making with them, & some nice 5d Mkii setups/rigs.
He’s currently working on a feature for the Navy Seals, and shooting the fight sequences on the 5d Mkii.
Source: Vincent Laforet’s Blog
The Allerta Smartwatch relays your Blackberry incoming email, sms, and vibrates when you get a call.
Source: The Feed
Source: 48 Blocks
On July 2nd, 2009, 4000 US Marines of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade launched a major helicopter assault into an insurgent stronghold in the Helmand River Valley in southern Afghanistan to break a military stalemate that had been reached with the Taliban.
The footage was shot on a custom built rig, using a Canon 5D Mark II, 24-70 f/2.8 L lens, Sennheiser ME-66 and G2 wireless system, Singh-Ray variable ND filter, and Beachtek 2XAs mounted on a Glidecam 2000 HD with custom made aluminum ‘wings.’
Source: Danfung Dennis
Can’t wait to try this game out.
This is the first in Bloom’s “People” series
All shot with a 5D mkii with a Nikon mount Zeiss ZF 50mm f1.4
Source: Philip Bloom
Shot on the Canon 5DmkII with 50mm F1.2 and Zacuto Z-Finder, at 30p and conformed to 24p in Cinema Tools.
Source: Philip Bloom