I’ve never seen anyone else shoot the fountains with a fisheye, but it works out well as long as you keep the lens parallel to the horizon as I’ve more or less managed here.
By the way, I recommend you watch this in full screen view. You can do that by clicking on the little arrows in the bottom right corner of the video window.
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johnpoz Hey @mitchellsavage, you might enjoy this HD video I shot of the Bellagio fountains: http://onemansblog.com/bellagio
absolutely beautiful. i didn’t realize that bringing video to SLRs meant things like fisheye movies were now possible. you made a great choice here — and it seems like you had a great time making this film.
This is a very bright and synchronized water/light show. I had seen one like this locally, but it certainly does not come close to the magnitude of this one. It turns the regularly dormant water area into a stage for the show. It would be interesting to be on a moving device that flew you around the water jets as they went off.
Hey, Great post! They look stunning. Brings back memories of the time I first went to vegas, I was waiting for about 15 minutes to see these fountains, and after i was stunned by them, I saw the show “O” which enthralled me even more.
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As a follow up to yesterday’s post with photos from Las Vegas, here is a video that I shot of the fountains outside the Bellagio with the same camera, the Canon 5D Mark II using the Canon 15mm Fisheye lens.
absolutely beautiful. i didn’t realize that bringing video to SLRs meant things like fisheye movies were now possible. you made a great choice here — and it seems like you had a great time making this film.
Woooow you really have done a fantastic job first with the pics and now this. Keep up the good work, we need to learn how to do this :)
This is a very bright and synchronized water/light show. I had seen one like this locally, but it certainly does not come close to the magnitude of this one. It turns the regularly dormant water area into a stage for the show. It would be interesting to be on a moving device that flew you around the water jets as they went off.
Hey, Great post! They look stunning. Brings back memories of the time I first went to vegas, I was waiting for about 15 minutes to see these fountains, and after i was stunned by them, I saw the show “O” which enthralled me even more.