'Dedicated': A Nikon D4s video about photographers using the D4s
Photographer Corey Rich has quite a following, and for good reason. He’s a great shooter, a big-hearted person and a compelling storyteller. In his most recent project, titled 'Dedicated', Rich created a video detailing the working lives of three other notable photographers - Dave Black, Robert Beck and George Karbus - using Nikon's latest flagship camera, the D4s.
Along with the final cut of 'Dedicated', a making-of video that shows the 21-day whirlwind tour to capture the footage and interviews for the documentary project was recently released. For many, this fifteen minute behind-the-sceens look will be the more interesting piece as it reveals a lot about Rich's life as a photographer and what went into getting some of shots for the video.
Rich is an official Nikon Ambassador and he was supported by Nikon to highlight the release of the new camera.
Check out the making-of video above. Then watch the finished version of 'Dedicated' below that was all shot with the D4s. You can also read more about the videos on Rich's blog.
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