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Schlagwort: Macro

Eisschmelze

Im Zeitraffer und makro. Und:

Ice is a beautiful element I love to work with in my video projects. I wanted to feature the ice melting aspect in timelapse process to illustrate the phenomen of global warming. Melting ice is beautiful and symbolize spring, but it can also symbolize problematic aspect of our climate.

https://vimeo.com/689902544
(Direktlink, via Nag on the Lake)

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Augenzucker: metallische Farben in Wasser in makro und SloMo

Aufnahmen von denen es mittlerweile einige gibt und ich trotzdem nicht nicht werde, mir sie anzusehen. Ramon De Giuli hat glitzernde Farben in Wasser getropft und den physikalischen Tanz dann in makro und SlowMo aufgenommen. Schönes kann so einfach entstehen.

„TURBULENCE is an 8K HDR Experience video which was entirely shot in a fishtank with metallic paint and inks. All effects were created in camera. I used a custom micro dropping mechanism es well as 4 axis motion control to capture these images on the macro scale. I was experimenting with very thin needles to release tiny drops into the water. On this level of 5x life-size magnification, one can see the single pigment grains travelling through the water and reflecting the light. I observed many forms of turbulences and the illusion of anti-gravity in the fishtank when the feather light pigments changed direction and started to flow from bottom to top. It was a joy to see this and I hope you like it as much as I do.“


(Direktlink, via Maik)

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Augenzucker: A Sense of Scale

Weil ich den Tab hier schon seit Tagen offen habe und es schade wäre ihn einfach nur so zu schließen: Roman De Giuli hat mit A Sense of Scale ein kleines visuelles Meisterwerk geschaffen.

A SENSE OF SCALE is a reminiscense to the famous „Sense of Scale“ documentary by Berton Pierce form 2011. As the documentary, my experimental short film is all about details and the beauty of practical effects. I want to emphasize the meaning of handmade visuals and the effort it takes to stage sceneries on a small scale. I captured very tiny areas of paint flowing on a piece of paper while zooming in the closest possible with a custom lens setup. All shots are taken with my RED DSMC2 in 8K and several macro lenses. It took me around 1 year to finish this piece. Color graded and optimized for HDR devices.


(Direktlink, via Colossal)

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