Le Pont de la Caille : the Caille Bridge !

[Franlac]

Next the city of Annecy located in the French Alp's
a big and old bridge ..

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[KentA]

Un excellent emplacement bien représenté.

 

[rkyleh]

Very interesting comparison between the suspension and arch style bridge. Well done
Thank You

 

[Jagerbomb52]

Nicely done Franlac

 

[Franlac]

Un excellent emplacement bien représenté.

Merci Kent !!

 

[Franlac]

Very interesting comparison between the suspension and arch style bridge. Well done
Thank You

thank you , Merci , yes it's very interesting to see this two Bridges side by side !!

 

[Franlac]

Nicely done Franlac

Augustine one more Many thank's !

 

[Goober]

Nice transposition with old and new tech. Thanks!
Wonder how many airplanes have flown under those two bridges?

 

[Franlac]

Nice transposition with old and new tech. Thanks!
Wonder how many airplanes have flown under those two bridges?

No planes under this bridges too strait at the end... Just me with my X-star wifi !!

 

[ovrszd]

What an artist. You continue to develop your skills and improve your product Francis. My wife is very pleased with your performance.

 

[Franlac]

What an artist. You continue to develop your skills and improve your product Francis. My wife is very pleased with your performance.

Your wife ok Merci Madame ... And you the vidéo do you like it !

 

[ovrszd]

Very much Francis, very much. It's hard to decide which is better, your flying skills or your editing skills!!! Thank you as always for a unique view of France!!!

 

[clort]

May I ask how the footage is quite smooth?
In daylight my Evo;s 60fps video looks very "juddery", and from my understanding this results from a fast shutter time which renders moving objects or scenes as a series of sharp frames with little motion blur.

One solution i have read about is putting a filter in front of lens to darken the light and enable longer shutter times. Have any of you done this? If so which filter should I buy?

Another I am investigating is using vapoursynth tools to create motion-interpolated "tween frames" at high fps, then merging/blending those to create motion-blurred frames at the target fps.

Cheers!