Prairie Pictures’ StormStock becomes world’s only source for Hurricane Katrina footage on 4K
Prairie Pictures announced that it has transferred Super 35mm footage of Hurricane Katrina in-progress to 4K video. The content was filmed by cinematographer Martin Lisius in late August 2005 and transferred to UHD 4K by Colorlab in Maryland. Lisius braved 100 mph winds to capture record-breaking storm surge and a high water rescue search. Combined, it is one of the most dramatic collections of hurricane footage ever recorded.
Hurricane Katrina preview video clips can be viewed and downloaded for sampling 24/7 at https://www.stormstock.com/hurricane-katrina
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More about Hurricane Katrina: Katrina became one of the deadliest hurricanes in US history when it made landfall on the northern US Gulf Coast on August 29, 2005. It is tied with Hurricane Harvey as the costliest US storm, causing $125 billion in damage. StormStock features the world’s only HD, Super 35mm and 4K video footage of Katrina in-progress, including storm surge, flooding and fierce winds.