WTF? VERY cool.

But how?

By Nous on Apr 6, 2009

I can do tilt shift in Photoshop…never tried it with video.

By digitalpharaoh on Apr 6, 2009

very very cool what is the technology to do this? i wonder is it Combustion where the composite things into a scene..that would be a lot of compositing…hmm but then the shawdows would not be the same…so how is this done?

By shayeanimate on Apr 6, 2009

i think this is achieved by using a high vantage point and increasing the range of what appears sharp or in focus. it’s a strange effect, but it’s sort of the opposite of when they use small models of skylines and stuff like that in movies, right? in that case they get really low to create a lot of parallel lines and i assume they find a way to make the edges blurry, to make it look more realistic. that’s what it seems to me… *shrug*

By controversy on Apr 6, 2009

very cool, nonetheless

By controversy on Apr 6, 2009

Thats awesome and im not worried how its done ..thats the beauty ..someone came up with something cool and new..E

By Eric Hall on Apr 6, 2009

aww they look like little dolls!!

By Candeeland on Apr 6, 2009

That is off the hook!

By ShaSha on Apr 6, 2009

thats really neat. wonder how its done

By Lindsay on Apr 6, 2009

Cool video!

I guess those are photo picture sequences that are first of all edited with Photoshop and then are put together with some video editor.

You can see that every scene is shot from one point of view (photocamera on tripod) – instead of moving camera when shot with video camera (although sometimes also on tripod

By Rauh on Apr 7, 2009

Neat stuff. Nice to see the world in that sense…and some individual fucking with
technology…

By WillM on Apr 7, 2009

One word. Wow:)

Hugs and Mocha,
Stesha

By Stesha on Apr 8, 2009

Yeah that is cool, hope that dude that fell in is ok

By Maya on Apr 13, 2009