Pecos Hank | PHOTOGRAPHING THE PERFECT STORM - and ruining it! @PecosHank | Uploaded June 2021 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Photography and video tutorial about how to photograph the perfect storm and ruin it. With my help, you can also achieve the worst storm video humanly possible.
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On May 16, 2021 a perfect storm exploded near Sudan and Littlefield Texas dropping a brief photogenic tornado. This strongly rotating storm slowly drifted through the sunset hours treating photographers to a wondrous sight of color, lightning and breath-taking storm structure. Below I've compiled a TOP 10 list of things you can do to insure your footage is as bad as mine.
1. Be frantically late
2. Be miles and miles away
3. Adjust your camera while driving for shakiest footage possible
4. Zoom in as far as possible to amplify shakiness
5. Wait for a tornado to touch down and then use your wipers and spray to clean off the dead bugs
6. For the biggest dust spots possible, change lenses outside in strong winds as often as possible.
7. Find a mediocre parking spot.
8. Set up as many cameras as fast as you can
9. Try out a drone - DO NOT PRACTICE PRIOR or READ INSTRUCTIONS!
10. ***LEAVE DRONE CAMERA GIMBAL COVER ON***
This messes up your gimbal making it wobble manically and impossible to control in the strong winds. Be sure and watermark your footage so that nobody pirates it!
Photography and video tutorial about how to photograph the perfect storm and ruin it. With my help, you can also achieve the worst storm video humanly possible.
SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL :D
patreon.com/pecoshank
PECOS HANK T SHIRTS & MUGS
pecos-hank-store.creator-spring.com
Hey NatGeo, & BBC Earth, wanna license some footage?
Contact Sarah at hankschyma@gmail.com
On May 16, 2021 a perfect storm exploded near Sudan and Littlefield Texas dropping a brief photogenic tornado. This strongly rotating storm slowly drifted through the sunset hours treating photographers to a wondrous sight of color, lightning and breath-taking storm structure. Below I've compiled a TOP 10 list of things you can do to insure your footage is as bad as mine.
1. Be frantically late
2. Be miles and miles away
3. Adjust your camera while driving for shakiest footage possible
4. Zoom in as far as possible to amplify shakiness
5. Wait for a tornado to touch down and then use your wipers and spray to clean off the dead bugs
6. For the biggest dust spots possible, change lenses outside in strong winds as often as possible.
7. Find a mediocre parking spot.
8. Set up as many cameras as fast as you can
9. Try out a drone - DO NOT PRACTICE PRIOR or READ INSTRUCTIONS!
10. ***LEAVE DRONE CAMERA GIMBAL COVER ON***
This messes up your gimbal making it wobble manically and impossible to control in the strong winds. Be sure and watermark your footage so that nobody pirates it!
