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Showing posts with label time lapse photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label time lapse photography. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Budapest Timelapse Video
One of the most, creative time lapse video's I've seen. In an age where this is the "new", creative outlet for most photographer's-turn-videographer's to latch onto, this one stands out to me. Mainly, because of the different locations he utilizes around the city, the equipment he is using, and his use of different angles in his shots. Props.
www.dancsopeter.exofire.net http Camera: Canon EOS 550D / T2i Lenses: Canon 18-135mm kit + Sigma 30mm 1.4 Music: AR Rahman – Liberation in a Dream (127 Hours Soundtrack) Shot and edited by: Peter Dancsó
www.dancsopeter.exofire.net http Camera: Canon EOS 550D / T2i Lenses: Canon 18-135mm kit + Sigma 30mm 1.4 Music: AR Rahman – Liberation in a Dream (127 Hours Soundtrack) Shot and edited by: Peter Dancsó
Monday, January 31, 2011
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Coachella Time-Lapse/Tilt-Shift Video 2010
Directed, shot, cut and finished by Sam O'Hare (www.oovfx.com | www.pixelpollen.com)
Produced by Sara Eolin and Leo Nitzberg
Original music by Human (www.humanworldwide.com)
Composer: Matthew O'Malley
Music Producer/CD: Mike Jurasits
EP: Marc Altshuler
Notes from Sam O'Hare: "I wanted to portray a unique view of the incomparable Coachella experience. Following the crowds in the sunshine from arrival, camping, exploring the art in the arena, all the way through to the headliners at night, this film brings a miniature feel to this huge festival. For more information about how it was done, please see here: aerofilm.blogspot.com
Many thanks to Robbie and Tuna for operating the booms, and to everyone at Goldenvoice who helped me navigate the event to shoot."
Produced by Sara Eolin and Leo Nitzberg
Original music by Human (www.humanworldwide.com)
Composer: Matthew O'Malley
Music Producer/CD: Mike Jurasits
EP: Marc Altshuler
Notes from Sam O'Hare: "I wanted to portray a unique view of the incomparable Coachella experience. Following the crowds in the sunshine from arrival, camping, exploring the art in the arena, all the way through to the headliners at night, this film brings a miniature feel to this huge festival. For more information about how it was done, please see here: aerofilm.blogspot.com
Many thanks to Robbie and Tuna for operating the booms, and to everyone at Goldenvoice who helped me navigate the event to shoot."
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
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