Here is another piece I produced together with Malcolm Webb for Al Jazeera English from Uganda some weeks ago:
It was shot with a pretty minimal setup. After i lost some HDMI cables during a scuffle at the Kenyan elections, i couldn't get a substitute in time ( you shouldn't believe how difficult it is to get a proper HDMI cable to connect the EVF with the cam in East Africa ) so i had to shoot without my EVF.
Sound was either taken with the Rode SVM as shotgun or via a Sennheiser radio mic for the piece to camera. Lens was pretty much all the time the 24-105 f4 L, except during the piece to camera in the sidecar of the bike, where we needed more wide angle to get the whole scene.
I wished i would have had a mattbox with some filters to compensate for the fast changing light conditions on this day, which ended up that one or two shots we needed in the end getting "burned" ( very good to see in the hospital with the baby lying on the stretcher or outside when the mother and baby are driven off after pick up ).
It was shot with a pretty minimal setup. After i lost some HDMI cables during a scuffle at the Kenyan elections, i couldn't get a substitute in time ( you shouldn't believe how difficult it is to get a proper HDMI cable to connect the EVF with the cam in East Africa ) so i had to shoot without my EVF.
Sound was either taken with the Rode SVM as shotgun or via a Sennheiser radio mic for the piece to camera. Lens was pretty much all the time the 24-105 f4 L, except during the piece to camera in the sidecar of the bike, where we needed more wide angle to get the whole scene.
I wished i would have had a mattbox with some filters to compensate for the fast changing light conditions on this day, which ended up that one or two shots we needed in the end getting "burned" ( very good to see in the hospital with the baby lying on the stretcher or outside when the mother and baby are driven off after pick up ).
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