Inspired by something Peter told me about that Moose Peterson mentions in his videos, I wanted to find a way to mount another camera on top of my Nikon D90 with the goal being to capture the process of shooting photos sort of through my eyes. Moose calls it his MooseCam but I couldn’t actually…
Last year I was able to check out Kodak’s first foray into the handheld HD camera arena when they lent me a Zi6 for a month. When I sent it back, I immediately picked one up as soon as they were available locally. While not perfect, it was a great little camera for my purposes….
SXSWi is over for another year…and it was fanatastic as usual. Here’s my wrapup in video form along with some photos: This video was shot with my Nikon P6000 and Kodak Zi6 since they were the most portable. Edited with iMovie ’09 on the flight home. I shot more video this time around but still…
I left my camera back at the hotel while I went to the SXSW Interactive conference today: View from the 16th floor from John Biehler on Vimeo.
Today was a travel day for getting to Austin, Texas for SXSW Interactive. Of course, this meant that I brought a bunch of camera gear with me onto the plane…including this handy little suction cup gorilla pod mount for my Zi6 HD camera that you can see on the right. I also added the fisheye…
that Northern Voice is a great conference, watch this awesome tribute video that Laura Blankenship made: Bonus video – Rob Cottingham’s ‘Teh Funny’ Keynote (via Bruce Sharpe):
Especially when you know where the runway service roads are.
I’ve driven this route a thousand times… and I sped it up 1000% in iMovie ’09:
Here’s the flight home via float plane from Victoria’s inner harbour to downtown Vancouver: As before, shot with the Kodak Zi6 and edited with iMovie ’09.
Earlier this month I went to Victoria for a conference and am just now getting around to posting some video from the trip. The floatplane flight from harbour to harbour was on a rainy and cold Sunday afternoon but I think the video turned out pretty decent despite the weather. Shot with my Kodak Zi6…