“Everything is amazing and nobody is happy”by Meowbay
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via fc01.deviantart.com Great animation! Thanks John for pointing me towards this. Posted via web from Chris Parker’s posterous Lip dubbed by students from the University of Québec – brilliant! And how it was made: This is a great series of cartoons on YouTube. If you’ve ever had a cat you’ll understand.. A tilt-shift lens produces a very shallow depth of field which makes the images look like a toy set. This video combines tilt-shift and stop-motion to produce a lovely effect. 23rd October 2009 | Category: photography | Tags: disney, tilt-shift, time lapse, video |
From Gizmodo: Showing 10,000 galaxies, the overwhelming Hubble Ultra Deep Field is the most amazing, most humbling image in history, demonstrating how tiny and precious we are. This video explains how it was taken, and shows it in three dimensions. [Update: and the response - divorce!] Wonderful, just wonderful: OK, I know this blog is in danger of turning into “my favourite things on the web”, but this is a great video of a large-scale flying model of a Hind (NATO codename for the Mi-24). Inspired by this post, I purchased TimeLapse from the iTunes Store (£1.19) and installed it on my iPhone. I then propped the iPhone up against my window and set it to record one image every 20 seconds for 90 minutes. I used QuickTime Pro to open the image set and save it out as a [...] 7th July 2009 | Category: photography | Tags: iphone, photography, time lapse, video |
Olympus have produced this wonderful stop motion video to celebrate 50 years of the PEN. This is the PEN Story in stop motion. We shot 60.000 pictures, developed 9.600 prints and shot over 1.800 pictures again. No post production! Thanks to all the stop motion artists who inspired us. … |
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