JWilsonphoto wrote:
I feel so Blessed to do what I do for a living every day. I guess it's a sure sign that you are hooked when you fly a thousand miles, shoot all day and you're still taking pictures all the way back.
Phenominal!!
I felt the same way about my job!
I enjoyed going to work! Didn't like "the hours" or the travel, but very much enjoyed "the job".
Dan
I just put together a 30 minute video, captured entirely with the Osmo Pocket 3. I previewed it on a Sony 72" Bravia and it blew everyone away (including the cinematographer). Sure, there are compromises when compared to my Canon C400, but when it's right, the Osmo is tough to beat. The Osmo 4 can shoot in D-Log which gives it 17 stops of dynamic range. Shooting in Log requires more time in post, but there are benefits. I shot the 3 on our Polar Expedition, just kept it in a pocket in my flight suit and grabbed it when it was appropriate.
JWilsonphoto wrote:
I just put together a 30 minute video, captured entirely with the Osmo Pocket 3. I previewed it on a Sony 72" Bravia .....I shot the 3 on our Polar Expedition,
Jim, did I miss your Polar images? Or is that treat "yet to come".
Love capitalism! Love Sony tv's also..still have a 27" Sony crt that I watch every night in bed and my Sony Artisan video monitor calibrator!!!
Well done Jim!!
Oh...you men that are(were) military pilots and air crews..there was a wonderful special on the Military History channel of the military's top CAS aircraft..
That last shot was the cherry on top of the trip, James flew with us from Perot Field back to DAL. Pretty tough to choose the highlights, the entire trip was a highlight.
