Beautiful. Wow nature's absolutely beautiful. Wilderness untamed and untouched is wondrously gorgeous, and breathtakingly magnificent, naturally mysterious. Few people know they view from up there. That's why I believe the above statement true, in my mind at least.
NBC Universal 2014 23:5:56 English English S the last time you get home from the last one e minutes away but it was just thinking of me to go to get the last time we will be back and get back o S and S and the mouse was a good day Animation UA-cam Help Center
Why are you using such a minute format for such grandiose images? At the very least you should be using something like a 6x8 Graflex with color roll film. The camera is slightly bigger than what you are carrying now, not much heavier, and yet the negatives are much larger, (about 4 times as large), and because roll film has a much thinner emulsion base (than 35mm film), there is less diffusion on the taking surface = sharper and more saturated images. With roll film the lenses tend to still be fairly small and light weight, though longer telephotos like you seem to use require more bellows length = you would need to make a long adapter to extend the front element to the film plain. Also, your tripod choice is not good. Aluminum tripods are hollow in the middle, and when the wind blows they resonate on the inside. Uncle Ansel wrote a lot about this. Wood is a much better alternative--especially when using something as light as the camera you have in the video. I use my wooden tripods (Ries and Otto) as a walking stick. It is heavy, but it works. Good video, beautiful place, but I don't think your photographic gear nowhere near matches what you are attempting to do.
Just wow....what a beauty
Great shots!!
I love the aesthetics of this video.
Beautiful pictures, love the colors.
Your content is amazing......keep going your nice effort!!!!
Beautiful. Wow nature's absolutely beautiful. Wilderness untamed and untouched is wondrously gorgeous, and breathtakingly magnificent, naturally mysterious.
Few people know they view from up there. That's why I believe the above statement true, in my mind at least.
Great place to go MISSING
Beautiful country 👍
Bagus sekali...terimakasih
What was that flute music at the very end?
ماشاالله خیلی زیبااست خوش بگزره عزیزان سفر بیختر داشته باشی ان شاءالله
Well dune guys!.
what are the names of each peak ?
I wonders that some angles are impossible for cameraman, how do they do that
From me you got the Like Nr. 35. Thank You for sharing!!!
These guys are crazy.
There lives are at risk everyday.
No one can save you way out there.
True surviving.
Make me look like a mamas boy.
every line in this documentary sounded like oblivion npc dialogue
Chilean Icefield...
NBC Universal
2014
23:5:56
English
English
S the last time you get home from the last one e minutes away but it was just thinking of me to go to get the last time we will be back and get back o
S and
S and the mouse was a good day
Animation
UA-cam Help Center
Why are you using such a minute format for such grandiose images? At the very least you should be using something like a 6x8 Graflex with color roll film. The camera is slightly bigger than what you are carrying now, not much heavier, and yet the negatives are much larger, (about 4 times as large), and because roll film has a much thinner emulsion base (than 35mm film), there is less diffusion on the taking surface = sharper and more saturated images. With roll film the lenses tend to still be fairly small and light weight, though longer telephotos like you seem to use require more bellows length = you would need to make a long adapter to extend the front element to the film plain. Also, your tripod choice is not good. Aluminum tripods are hollow in the middle, and when the wind blows they resonate on the inside. Uncle Ansel wrote a lot about this. Wood is a much better alternative--especially when using something as light as the camera you have in the video. I use my wooden tripods (Ries and Otto) as a walking stick. It is heavy, but it works. Good video, beautiful place, but I don't think your photographic gear nowhere near matches what you are attempting to do.
Ist Like
and the first comment! is there a skill to this accomplishment?
That guy needs to shut up and talk less rubbish