Storm Chaser Creates Jaw-Dropping Reel of 4K 1,000fps Lightning Footage
Tempest chaser and movie producer Dustin Farrell (@dustin_farrell) has discharged a striking (no play on words proposed) new 4K feature reel that gathers two years of tempest pursuing with a Phantom Flex 4K into three and a half minutes of stunning 1,000fps film. The film is called Transient 2, and it's a followup to Dustin's first 4K 1,000fps tempest pursuing film "Transient" that he discharged in 2017. It's a blend of 1,000fps Phantom film of lightning, just as increasingly customary time-slip by film to hold conversely. To make the film you see above, Farrell voyaged 35,000 miles through the span of two years and recorded 30 terabytes worth of film, which he at that point went through 300 hours altering and shading evaluating. By one way or another, he just got 3 speeding tickets in that time… not terrible. https://youtu.be/tq1mxZZIuIY “This works out well for capturing lightning because the camera is always recording and rewriting to internal ram. As soon as a bolt appears in my view finder I trigger the camera to save what has been stored in the ram,” writes Farrell. “Shooting at high frame rates requires a lot of light. Therefore, I mostly used my Zeiss Otus 28, 55, and 85mm lenses wide open at f/1.4.” There's no portraying a film this way, you need to see it. So turn down the lights, put on your preferred pair of earphones, and snap play for some 4K, 1,000fps tempest pursuing film that is unfathomable to see. What's more, on the off chance that you haven't just observed the first Transient film, you can look at that here. Source: https://petapixel.com/2019/09/26/storm-chaser-creates-jaw-dropping-reel-of-4k-1000fps-lightning-footage/ Read the full article
