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Muse 720 HD
Muse from Edmond Terakopian on Vimeo.
The story of a young woman new to London and the solitude of her surroundings.
A short film by Edmond Terakopian shot on a Canon 5D MkII.
Posted in Canon 5D MkII Video, Film, Video
Muse 1080p HD
Posted in Canon 5D MkII Video, Film
Muse – The Full Film
Its finally done! I’ve been working on my first ever short film called “Muse” and its now finished.
Filming took three nights to finish and editing well over a week.
The film was shot on a Canon 5D MkII DSLR using Canon lenses:
EF 16-35mm f2.8L II, EF 35mm f1.4L, TS-E 45mm f2.8, EF 50mm f2.5 Macro, EF 85mm f1.2L II and the EF 135mm f2L.
Editing was done on a Mac Pro using Final Cut Studio (Final Cut Pro, Soundtrack Pro, Compressor and Motion).
I’ve been testing the 5D MkII for the BJP (British Journal of Photography) and the film was shot as a way of exploring the camera’s video abilities. There will be a full article on my experiences and thoughts, so keep an eye out for the magazine.
Posted in Camera Equipment, Computers and Software, Video
Canon 5D MkII In Action
Following on from the previous posts, a good friend of mine Anthony Upton kindly took a few pictures of me using the 5D MkII as a video camera. The microphone is the Rode VideoMic and has a Rode “dead cat” fitted (to cut down on wind noise).
I’m writing a review of the 5D MkII as a video camera for the British Journal of Photography which will be out later in January.

One interesting observation though is that when things kicked off at the Israeli Embassy and there were clashes with the Police, I didn’t shoot a single piece of video; guess when you’re a photographer, you’re a photographer first and foremost.

Photos: © Anthony Upton
For the perfect bags to cover demos and riots with, have a look at the ThinkTank Photo bags. I’m using the Change Up as a chest bag and a Shape Shifter back pack is being used to carry my MacBook Pro. The bag’s zipped flat in the shots. I used it to carry the equipment on the tube to the job, took out the gear that you can see me using and then zipped it flat – very neat! You can get the bags in the UK from Snapper Stuff.
Posted in Camera Equipment
Palestinian Gaza Demo Video – Canon 5D MkII
To view this video in full 1080 HD click this link to SmugMug
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As you’ve seen from the previous posts below, I covered the Palestinian Gaza demo on Saturday from noon ’till 8pm, walked and jogged 4 miles with the demo, got trapped in a tunnel with a mild stampede, luckily didn’t get hit by missiles thrown by protesters or batons wielded by Police and managed to make a few ok pictures.
It was the first time I’d tried to shoot video and take pictures; with hindsight it was brave / stupid (delete as appropriate) thing to do so on a fluid news job!
The entire video was shot on a Canon 5D MkII, a Canon 24-105mm f4L lens and a Rode VideoMic.
The film was edited using Final Cut Pro Studio. The footage and sound are pretty much straight from camera.
Posted in Camera Equipment, Video





