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Equipment I Use To Film Wildlife Documentaries
Equipment I Use To Film Wildlife Documentaries
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Many of you have asked to see the equipment I use to film wildlife…well here is my basic setup. This is what I use for most of my wildlife cinematography and nature documentaries.
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Great video, how do you go about navigating with such a big set up? Do you plant yourself and wait or do you hike to different sites?
Would love to know the brand of follow focus and matte box!
Very helpful. link to your matte box? link to your follow focus gear?
What Camo Tape are you using? And does it leave any marks when you remove it?
Bascially doing the same thing, but for the price of one of those objects for my whole system (although I'm splurging on the 15mm rails and going with tangerines).
i use the Pd-Movi wired & wireless on the same by default give all photo glass a 270 degree throw the use just set there own speed
Very informative and helpful video! What's the brand of the follow focus?
Love it! Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this and wildlife filmmaking!
Great video! Thank you! I was just wondering how you accomplish zoom pulls while filming without any follow focus gear or similar? What kind of solution have you found making the 60-600 similar to the 50-1000 (or new 24-105/f2.8 Canon) with its side-mounted zoom motor?
Cool vid. Same with a sniper rifles.
We prefer Nikon Z8 because Nikon is Nikon always ahead !!!👌👍❤
I don't understand why zcams aren't used more in wildlife cine. I use the m4, which shoots at night at iso 51200. Only the Sony a7s3 beats it. 4k at 160p. 1600 dollars.
Such great information, thank you Doug.
Well done, Doug. You are the master rig builder – always appreciate your sharing your insights and advice.
Thanks for this Doug. Great info. Have you ever tried the Tamron 150-600 lens? It's what I use, always wonder if the Sigma would have been a better choice.
What's up Doug? Once again, great video. Even though you have access to a great crew. And I mean a really great crew. You do very well by yourself. It was probably a little to chew on all at once. But you pulled it off. Great job my friend. Peace!
Amazing camera set-up for wildlife documentaries. Thanks for sharing. 1 LIKE for the video. Greetings from Singapore.
show us the bags next
Thank you for this video very interesting. I Use an old Sony Fs7 wich i am still happy with. I just bought Sigma 60-600 seems super good. I have used Sigma 150-600 for many years before. Thanks again. Regards Karl-David
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Impressive and enlightening – coming from a stills bird photographer, interested in moving into videography.
I’ve been using Nikon gear (just upgraded from D850 to Z9).
I was surprised and excited by the acquisition of Red by Nikon. It will be interesting to watch how future cinema cameras evolve.