Wild Nevada 2019

[Ray Dunakin]

This video features some of the fantastic scenery and amazing wildlife that I saw in Nevada.

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This is the seventh in a series of videos from my 2019 trip, where I explored old mines, mining camps, ghost towns and other historic sites in Nevada and the Mojave desert.



Music:

“Native American Flute Solo” by Art-of-Sound

Licensed by AudioJungle

Native American Flute

This beautiful composition is performed on authentic Native American Condor Bass cedar flute. It has a mysterious, peaceful, spiritual and somewhat sad mood. 2 versions included: Na...

audiojungle.net

 

[j.coffield]

Well done!

 

[gm383]

Great job. Nevada is full of beauty and you captured it.

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Thanks!

 

[Jatekman]

Excellent vid, really outstanding I guess this is a heap of work.
Brilliant shots, very good voice over and a great variety comes with the good music to an almost TV quality.

Again excellent work, congrats!

Ciao Rob

 

[Pondog]

Awesome vid! Question; how did you do the next to last time lapse, the night view with the stars and planes? I've always been fascinated with those kinds of views.

Thanks,
Tony

 

[LenSavage]

Excellent vid, really outstanding I guess this is a heap of work.
Brilliant shots, very good voice over and a great variety comes with the good music to an almost TV quality.

Again excellent work, congrats!

Ciao Rob

'almost TV quality'?
That's better than a lot of stuff I see on TV.
I shoot aerials for film & TV and at 4K, most any of the clips could easily edit into a docu or film.
The only difference between what he did and what I do is that I am contracted to get the shot and I shoot in D-Log for max latitude in post.

 

[Jatekman]

I don't mean the quality of the shots but the whole vid with the music, voice over etc.

Ciao Rob

 

[Twocalf]

Great job Ray! Keep them coming.

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Awesome vid! Question; how did you do the next to last time lapse, the night view with the stars and planes? I've always been fascinated with those kinds of views.

Thanks,
Tony

Thanks! The night time-lapse was done shot using a Canon T7i with a Rokinon 10mm lens. ISO was set to 12,800 and the exposure time was 20 seconds.

 

[Twocalf]

Thanks! The night time-lapse was done shot using a Canon T7i with a Rokinon 10mm lens. ISO was set to 12,800 and the exposure time was 20 seconds.

Ray Thanks for the timelapse parameters! Surely that must represent more than a 20 second total exposure time? Or were images taken every 20 seconds and stitched together in post for the timelapse? Again, great stuff!

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Ray Thanks for the timelapse parameters! Surely that must represent more than a 20 second total exposure time? Or were images taken every 20 seconds and stitched together in post for the timelapse? Again, great stuff!

Each frame was 20 seconds with a 10-second interval between frames. I shot 399 frames (the limit of the timer I used). Then I stitched them together in Final Cut Pro and made a few adjustments to the exposure, speed, etc.

 

[Twocalf]

Most excellent! Thanks for that information, it really makes it clear now how to get those spectacular shots.

 

[Harro]

I rarely watch video that exceed 3 min, but I make an exception in your case! Beautifully video, very professionally edited, informative narrative and good music selection. Keep them coming.

 

[Filippus]

Very nice

This video features some of the fantastic scenery and amazing wildlife that I saw in Nevada.

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This is the seventh in a series of videos from my 2019 trip, where I explored old mines, mining camps, ghost towns and other historic sites in Nevada and the Mojave desert.



Music:

“Native American Flute Solo” by Art-of-Sound

Licensed by AudioJungle

Native American Flute

This beautiful composition is performed on authentic Native American Condor Bass cedar flute. It has a mysterious, peaceful, spiritual and somewhat sad mood. 2 versions included: Na...

audiojungle.net

 

[Pondog]

Each frame was 20 seconds with a 10-second interval between frames. I shot 399 frames (the limit of the timer I used). Then I stitched them together in Final Cut Pro and made a few adjustments to the exposure, speed, etc.

Thanks for the info. I'm a casual photographer, but this will give me something to play with. Appreciate the info!!
Tony

 

[macfawlty]

A really nice mix of scenes well shot with different cameras.

 

[Ray Dunakin]

A really nice mix of scenes well shot with different cameras.

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.