Tilt-Shift Filmography!!

[Phynx]

Sorry for multiple threads in a night but dude... I just came across this on youtube... I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW YOU COULD DO THIS WITH VIDEO!!! I thought only with pictures and/or still animations!

Holy **** this is ****ing awesomesauce!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb5GpV_LUuU

EDIT - Dude this makes a concert look 1000x cooler in every way. Also LOL at the stick dude in the crowd, looks awesome.

[BOSS_pjpaveloffga]

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I literally live right across the street from coachella fest cool vid

[MrGiggles]

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The way it's filmed makes everything look like miniatures.

Pretty badass.

[5.points]

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I always wondered what Tilt-Shift would look like filmed, lol. Definitely one of the best time lapses I've seen too. o_o

[25thhour]

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That looks cool. Little Ants. Hehe

[nordia]

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That's a really cool filming style! More people should try that one out.

[Afrobean]

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Interesting. A shame it doesn't have much value in film other than "hey look at this funny shot!" I suppose it could be fun in things like music videos, ads, or short films though.

But after seeing a still shot like that, why would you think it wouldn't be possible for motion? Video is basically just a collection of stills shown in quick succession. In a related matter, are you guys familiar with HDR? That's an example of something where, unlike what I just implied, motion was impossible in practice even though stills have been around for a while... but I saw a HDR video a while back. Now that's something I could get excited about.

ps that's not what the word "filmography" means. You probably mean cinematography.

[PsYcHoZeRoSk8eR]

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Interesting stuff here. I was actually just learning about HDR the other day in class.

But to add to the thread, someone either sent this to me or I found it somewhere recently. Similar, but this is more on the stop motion end of things.

http://philipbloom.net/2010/02/01/the-dark-side-of-timelapse/