Beachfront B-Roll- Snow Falling (Free to Use HD Stock Video Special Effects)

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I've been waiting a while for a day when the snow was falling just right. We've gotten a lot of heavy sleety and misty powdery conditions, but nothing this "flaky". Unlike a lot of stock snow clips you may find out there, this is 100% real, live-action weather. Snow falling has been the most requested shot lately, so I am happy to deliver something somewhat usable. This may be the best I can get.

I shot it with a slightly small depth of field and at 240 fps on the FS700. The video nerd in me loves seeing the flakes that float through mostly in focus. You should also be able to do a nice overlay/screen effect using this on your existing footage to give it a nice "wintery" treatment. As the clip is now, it's falling peacefully and almost picturesque. Feel free to speed it up 10x if you are going for a more snowstorm type atmosphere.

You are welcome to use them in your projects you are working on or keep them in your clip library for future work. The only thing you cannot do is turn around and offer them AS stock footage. Have fun with them!

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This footage was shot/recorded/captured with: Sony FS700 Metabones Speedbooster

Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens

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Beachfront B-Roll: Free Stock Footage

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