Canon 5D MK II mixed reef aquarium Video & Stills

[roger5443]

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[skibum9884]

Hey Roger,

Very interested in seeing this video and pictures. It doesn't seem to work though. It says it is a private video, perhaps you can set it to public. I'm possibly in the market for a Canon 7D or 60D, and want to see how the video looks!

 

[bigreentractor]

i cannot see it as well, but I want to see the b&w clowns!

 

[roger5443]

sorry about that.. set it to public. should work now.

 

[skibum9884]

Stunning! While the 5D MKII is out of my price range, could you tell us what lens/lenses you're using?

Love the macro shots!

 

[roger5443]

Primarily using 2 lenses to shoot the tank. Canon 180m f3.5 and Canon 24-70 f2.8. Great lenses

 

[Brett9917]

Absolutely beautiful!! Had to keep reminding myself that was an aquarium!

 

[IPT]

very nice indeed! Looks like everyone in the tank likes that Anemone!

 

[roger5443]

Absolutely beautiful!! Had to keep reminding myself that was an aquarium!

HAHA :fish1:

 

[roger5443]

very nice indeed! Looks like everyone in the tank likes that Anemone!

seems to be a social gathering point in the tank. only the clowns will touch it and the others just swim close to it. thanks for watching the video

 

[swjim]

Nice job, it looks great! What software did you use to edit this?

 

[roger5443]

Nice job, it looks great! What software did you use to edit this?

using a Mac with the stock software bundle it came with.. iMovie.

 

[swjim]

I have PCs and have been using Sony Movie Studio Platinum. The editing isn't too hard to figure out but I'm not well versed enough in the different rendering and codec types and the few videos I've done have taken quite a bit of experimenting before things look right. More to learn...

Once again, great job. Thanks for sharing.