B&H Prospectives: Aerial Photography | Vincent Laforet

[@mandyinseattle]

Gorgeous.

[@Narsuitus]

Thanks for a very useful video. It has been decades since I had to do aerial photography. When I did, I usually carried two medium format bodies or two small format bodies. Each body mounted with a different lens in order to avoid changing lenses. I never did night aerial photography. If I had to do so today, based on information obtained from this video, I would probably take one of the following three-lens setups: 24mm f/2, 50mm f/1.4, and 135mm f/2 on Nikon F mount SLRs 28mm f/2, 50mm f/1.4, and 135mm f/2 on Nikon F mount SLRs 21mm f/1.4, 35mm f/1.4, and 90mm f/2 on Leica M mount rangefinders 16mm f/1.4, 23mm f/1.4, and 56mm f/1.2 on Fuji X digital mirrorless

[@storkman]

Amazing Vincent, looks great..

[@nathanielfoo7835]

That was really inspiring. Thanks Vincent Laforet

[@alisaremi]

Amazing and beautiful; really enjoyed watching it

[@davidabbs4459]

Amazing

[@Gueph]

Awesome video! Loved it and loved the awesome use of all the lenses mentioned. 👌👌👌

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

He is great, we shoot with helicopters since 1996 Industrial videos This man sets the bar quite high when it comes to ariel photography Thanks B & H for all the excellent content

[@OmegaMegalodon]

He probably got paid with a five figure sum too. Aerial Photography is very expensive.

[@MikeJamesMedia]

Excellent. I'd be interested in seeing a longer "Event Space"-style talk on the details. (especially the details of ISO and exposure) Gorgeous photos!

[@branislavpetkovic]

Amazing!!! Btw what camera has been used for the interview part?

[@jessicatello321]

+branislavpetkovic Canon C300

[@Spawn4ever]

What is it he uses under his camera to stabilize it? a gyro?

[@BandH]

Vincent Laforet states that he uses Kenyon Lab gyroscopes connected to the quick release plate in the bottom of his camera for stabilization purposes.

[@MagicMuff749]

I wanna see this with a a7s

[@UCreations]

+MagicMuff749 Won't be any better. A7S only shoots video better than other full frame camera's, because it uses every line without skipping. In stills you'll get the same amount of noise comparing at the same print size.

[@agnorpettersen]

Love this vid! Fantastic view! I also wanna do the same! :-) I also consider the holy prime line up :-) Just do own the 24, 50 and 100 mm at the more affordable end of the price range. 14, 24 and 35 next :-)

[@J-izzy]

i know this guy

[@RadTwin]

Or you can just buy a DJI drone?

[@TrevorCokley]

+Rene Osman Until you need clearance from air traffic control. :P Not mentioning the technical and quality limitations of using drones instead of flying. :) Those helicopters go way higher than the drones too.