We left before the sun was up, and the road ran along the water the whole way. One lens, no gimbal, and a rule: stop when the light is good, never when the map says so.
two batteries, both charged the night before
The best camera is the one that's with you.
Shot in S-Log3, graded later; the one command that pulled stills from the takes:
ffmpeg -i bay.mov -vf fps=3 frames/%03d.jpgThe short we watched the night before, for the colour:
| shot | lens | time |
|---|---|---|
| the bay, wide | 24mm | golden hour |
| hands on the map | 35mm | morning |
| the pass at dusk | 35mm | dusk |
More notes are on the trip's page, and the light was better than the forecast.1
It nearly always is, on the coast.