View a watermarked frame at original resolution.<br><br> Námafjall is a high-temperature geothermal area in the North of Iceland. The water boils 1km underground, above 200°C, and finds its way upward as hot steam. A power plant takes advantage of that for producing geothermal energy.<br><br> Perfectly stabilised, deflickered, clean footage without disturbing elements. Cars and birds were carefully removed frame by frame.<br><br> High quality images created starting from RAW pictures, developed in Lightroom and post-produced in After Effects at 16bit. File exported with 10 bit ProRes 422 HQ codec, in 4K UHDTV resolution (3840x2160) at 25fps. The clip can also be nicely interpreted at 24 or 30fps.<br><br> Color Temp: 4400K - ISO: 160 - Exposure: 1/50 sec at f/11<br> Lens: Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM - Focal length: 40mm x 1.6 = 64mm<br> Original filename: iceland-d14-t08-namafjall.mov<br>

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