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Director: Jian Cui
1st AD: Lucine Liang
Steadicam: Zoltan Jonas
DOP: Sean Morris
Camera: BMPC4K PL Mount
Lens: Leica Rehoused PL Primes
UNGRADED GRAB
Chinese film shot in Sydney, Australia 4K 2:35 Finish DCP
I designed a Spore creature while I was at E3, and the nice people at EA were kind enough to make it into a little 3-D figurine like the ones they had sitting around their booth and ship it to me. It has two heads, one bird-like and the other more like a moose, with large fighting arms.
For ANSH Challenge:
A "transit" - a sequence of four photos depicting something moving or traveling from one place to another (through, over, up or along something).
I decided to use this past weekends kayak camping trip for this one. We travelled across 3 lakes to get to our campsite, 2 of which require you to go through tunnels blasted through rock.
The tunnels are often occupied by swallows, which you'll often hear men telling their wives/girlfriends that they're bats...I choose to believe the tunnels are bat free...but that's just me.
So here we go! Approaching the tunnel system.
Shot at 1am to make look like morning light'ish
Director: Jian Cui
1st AD: Lucine Liang
Steadicam: Zoltan Jonas
DOP: Sean Morris
Camera: BMPC4K PL Mount
Lens: Leica Rehoused PL Primes
UNGRADED GRAB
Chinese film shot in Sydney, Australia 4K 2:35 Finish DCP
I designed a Spore creature while I was at E3, and the nice people at EA were kind enough to make it into a little 3-D figurine like the ones they had sitting around their booth and ship it to me. It has two heads, one bird-like and the other more like a moose, with large fighting arms.
Director: Jian Cui
1st AD: Lucine Liang
Steadicam: Zoltan Jonas
DOP: Sean Morris
Camera: BMPC4K PL Mount
Lens: Leica Rehoused PL Primes
UNGRADED GRAB
Chinese film shot in Sydney, Australia 4K 2:35 Finish DCP
Into the sun... Crazy ultralight pilot buzzing over some water, Modesto. I could have cast my fishing lure into his lap.
Never quite sure whether I was lucky or good to get this sequence..I go with lucky Photos align from Left to Right rotation
This is the snapshopts of “Tratuler Jagat” a full length 3d animated film based upon a novel written by Dr. Muhammed Zafar Iqbal. It is developed by Magic Image with supports from Shom computers and IITM. Me, Yasin Reza directed the movie. Active minds were Mahibul, Fahim, Tuhin and Ripon. It was really hard to produce this kind of output with so tiny team. But we did it. Believe it or not.
www.drawtoon.com/category/3d-animation/3d-animation-movie...
This sequence of images was taken on a journey between Tunbridge Wells and Groombridge last weekend on the Spa Valley steam railway during a heavy rain shower. The focus of the imagery are the raindrops streaming down the carriage window which create a slowly evolving pattern that transformed from rivers of water to solid little droplets as the rain ceased and the sun shone. The slow transient nature of the window pattern is contrasted by the quickly changing background which also provides a narrative for the sequence. I produced two sets of images one framed by rectangles with rounded corners to suggest the shape of the carriage window and a second set which are cropped more tightly with the circle tool so that the background is less intrusive. I feel the narrative is stronger with the rectangular frames but I prefer the aesthetic of the circular crops.
I have adjusted the levels on all of the images and played with the shadows and highlights. I created the rectangular frames by creating a white layer then added a layer mask and finally filled the white layer with a black rectangle with rounded corners. I now realise that I could have created an outline rectangle with no fill and converted it to a selection then just copied and pasted to a new canvas. I use a Canon EOS 500D and I changed the color space to Adobe RGB rather than sRGB not sure what effect that has does anybody have any advice?