The day discovered I can do travel films,
I just realised I want to do that all my life.
The quality of your work is the most important thing,
so you have to get focused on it.
That means to get the best frame I can, which means getting up early
to get the best light, the best location,
the best people you want to film with
and also the best gear, of course.
We get a great light this morning, so that's really cool.
One of the most amazing things about the EOS R5 C is that
it really feels like two cameras.
It's a professional, cine camera,
and it's really good stills camera.
Getting good, stable footage on a boat is pretty hard.
The EOS R5 C gave me electronic stabilisation,
and that helps even with cinema lenses
When you're in manual focus, you have a focus guide.
And while I'm shooting with RF lenses,
I get even better stabilisation.
I mean, the more tools you have,
the easier it is to keep focus on what matters,
which is the frame.
We just finished with the fishermen,
we had very nice light,
nice backlighting.
So now we're heading to the shore.
The EOS R5 C I found really customisable.
I've been able to adapt it to exactly the way I like to shoot.
So we are in this amazing location,
and we're going to cook the fish we caught this morning.
When you shoot food, it's very nice to get a very shallow depth of field
and with a full frame camera you can get this very easily.
Hey, we're almost done for today shooting
and I've been using the waveform all day long
and it has been super useful.
In Madeira you have so many different kind of landscapes,
you have forest, you have the sea, you have big cliffs.
So I wanted to shoot a triathlete
to get movement and explore the island.
The challenge for cameras when you shoot at sunrise,
it's dynamic range.
Having that dynamic range on an FPV drone is critical.
You can put it on a drone
because it's so light and small.
The shot is just like, epic.
This is 8K RAW footage as well, so it's going to be crazy to edit.
Image quality is so important to me.
Perhaps the most important overall feature.
We did this scene in the forest.
We put the EOS R5 C on a gimbal.
You pick the focus
and the camera does the job for you.
She was out of breath, the rain is falling down on her face.
It was like really, really nice footage,
and I was very confident about the weather sealing of the camera.
Shooting with the EOS R5 C has meant I've been able
to take advantage of the best lenses for each scenario.
I've used the RF and EF and Cine lenses
and they have all delivered such incredible quality.
So usually with drones,
you have to sync different footage with different cameras.
And in this case, we have the same footage
and the same picture profile
in the ground, and in the sky.
Shooting in 8K really helps. You can crop in without losing quality.
And it came together to take the film to the next level.
You can be at home,
we can plan as much as we want, it will never happen as you expect.
So you have to be versatile.
If you're not versatile, you might miss the story.
Nice. It looks very, very nice.
Everybody is talking about Canon colours,
and I just realised
how good they are, like this shot, we did at the wedding yesterday.
The colours are perfect.
To make a good travel film, the most important thing,
that's the story you want to tell.
And this luthier with his dad,
like, really represents traditions.
That's a real story.
The luthier is going to be the voiceover of my film,
and I recorded him maybe twenty, thirty times reading my poem.
So I'm pretty sure I'm going to get what I need.
"I am the proud hand raised,
and the echos of traditions that survive."
The great thing about this camera,
is that it just keeps recording as long as I need it.
"And lastly, I am all of these."
And also, I recorded two musicians
using the adapter, and it produced a beautiful sound.
Having two different base ISO, really helps you
to get clean footage in different light environments.
When you film this kind of story,
you know, it will work on camera
because it's already working through your eyes.
I love timelapses.
It was super useful to be able to shoot
high resolution stills with an internal timer.
There's just so much flexibility.
This shoot in Madeira was very epic.
We did some incredible shots in great locations.
The footage I got from this camera is just amazing.
The EOS R5 C is so flexible I can build it up
to whatever the scenario demands.
Ultimately it's a tool
for me to be able to tell the story I want to tell.
And I feel like it's ready for anything the world throws at me.