Danish artist Peter Funch living in New York. Indeed, it gathered more than 20 stereotypes taken at various times of the day in order to show that each one of us makes the same thing at the same time in the street.
The Largest Zoetrope from Kreativme on Vimeo.
The idea headlight of the video: giant Zoetrope, the ancestor of the cinema, in order to explain in a ludic way time of cooling of a television and the asset “MotionFlow” of Sony Bravia to 200hz.
Shake The World from Shake The World on Vimeo.
New York 2008 from Vicente Sahuc on Vimeo.
Vicente Sahuc made this slow motion video in New York. He was roller skating with his casio camera, which was mounted on a steadicam and was shooting at 300 fps, through New York City. He did some color correction and changed the frame rate to 24 fps to get the slow motion effect. The result is very nice for such a cheap setup.
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