Another great video from Devin Graham. The song is called Pacific Coast Highway by Wentworth & Mordemere. Check out his other videos Huge Bike Jumps and iSoccer.

It took 6 different 1/2 days of filming tarp surfing with riders, 1 evening/sunset for intro, 3 full days of filming surfers/waves, 2 days filming people just having fun/dancing, and 120 hours of editing. The entire video was shot on the Canon 5D Mark II, except for one slow motion shot with a Canon T2i, and a glidecam HD-4000.

Film made by Devin Graham. All the filming was done on the island of Oahu, in Hawaii. His friend Carolyn is the soccer player in the film, she's the head soccer coach at BYU Hawaii. Shot on the Canon 5D Mark II, a GoPro HD, and the shots were the camera looks like it's flying were done with a Glidecam HD-4000. Stephen Anderson wrote the score, the song is called "Nearer". Check out another great video from David, Huge Bike Jumps.

A remarkable short film by cinematographer Shane Hurlbut, the cinematographer of Terminator Salvation. It was shot using the Canon 5D Mark II. Sponsored by Canon, filming spanned 17 locations across 4 1/2 days.

The main character in this short is William Turner, a janitor whose life seems mundane on the surface but as it develops, many interesting layers are revealed. See behind the scenes here.

April 3, 2010 was worldwide pillow fight day and Chris Crutchfield put together an awesome video showcasing the wild event. "Pillows" was shot on a Canon T2i using just the kit 18-55 lens and audio was captured using the Zoom H4N. All the post production was done in Final Cut Studio and After Effects. The music is by PrettyLights called “Finally Moving remix”.

Shot on the Mark II by Sean Stiegemeier Shot over the past year while I was traveling. I had never really done any time-lapse before this, so it was fun to learn. Numerous locations include: Prague, Japan, Banff, Utah, Oregon, California, and more...

Below is a preview of the Paris 26 Gigapixels image. It is impossible not to marvel with the 26 Giga Pixels of Paris. The photo was made by gluing 2345 individual photos and has a total resolution of 354,159 x 75,570 pixels. Paris 26Gigapixels was shot with 2 Canon 5D Mark II's each with a 300 mm f4.0 with a tele converter in order to get a 600mm / f8.0 needed to beat the record, mounted on a custom-made panoramic head.

How awesome would this be for a real-world game of "Where's Waldo?"! Visit the project's website to explore the image through their interactive interface: http://paris-26-gigapixels.com

All shot from the Atlantis hotel, to be used in documentary on Dubai Royal Family. First sequence and penultimate sequence done with Panasonic GF1, the rest with the Canon 5DmkII and Canon 7D.

This is a story from not long ago about a boy and a girl who fell in love like whoa but there was a problem I didn't count on the fact I was a Canon and she was a Nikon...

Testing the Canon 7D. Music: Radiohead - Go Slowly