New Adventures - Exploring Palm Springs, California
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Our family has experienced a significant amount of trauma over the last 14 months. Although we are now stronger from it, we still have much healing to do. Someone much older (and wiser) than I suggested that the four of us find a way to go on an adventure and make new memories.
It's sad to admit that this was a new concept. The four of us have never gone anywhere for longer than a weekend. The weather in the PNW is cold, dark and wet this time of year, so we decided to go somewhere warm and sunny. We found inexpensive direct flights from a neighboring airport, so we took the leap and decided to visit Palm Springs, CA for a week.
During our time in Palm Springs, our experiences seemed to take on a new shape. It was a great opportunity to slow down long enough to process everything that has transpired. Our personal goals were to learn how to not associate our experiences with all the negative things, and to find new vision for our future. While all of that didn't magically happen within the 7 days that we were on vacation, it definitely put us on the right trajectory.
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Recorded on a Canon EOS M w/ Magic Lantern in 1080p 12 bit RAW. Stabilized with the Zhiyun Crane M2 gimbal. Color graded and upscaled to 4K using the MLV App. Exported to Apple ProRes 4444 and edited in Sony Vegas Pro 15.0.
Lenses used:
Canon EF-M 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 STM IS
LIRANK F1.6 APS-C 35mm
7artisans F1.8 APS-C 25mm
FOTGA Variable ND filter (ND2 to ND400)
Palm trees, painted rocks, hyenas and the Crouch Crew! Precious time! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video Josh!
This is incredible 👏
The experience was amazing.
Nice Work son! Well done!
Thanks!
You made a beautiful thing
Thank you!
awesome. nice work
Thank you! I have enjoyed the opportunity to learn how to shoot video on this camera.
gud one
what lens is used on the very out of focus BG ones? And which are done with the CCTV lens?
The first 40 seconds of the video was shot with the LIRANK 35mm F1.6 APS-C TV Lens.
Let me know if you have any other questions.