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October 02, 2009
a Dan Chung film of China's 60th Anniversary parade shot with the Canon 7D and 5D MK II
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Since now this is still the best video I have seen on every platform (Vimeo, yotube... etc..) made by a DSLR Cameras: meaningful, visually strong, with a perfect framing, excellent editing and music too.
No comparison even to the Philip Bloom short films around, that in any way have their "consistency"
my hope is that this is only a part of a longer video-documentary that will come soon :)
Posted by: Medea Ortica | January 26, 2010 at 12:02 PM