blackwiggle
23rd April 2014, 03:03 PM
As a few members would know I have recently got into Macro / Micro photography.
Somebody had recently posted a link to this video, it's a short 3 and half minutes long [it's in 4k, so if you can view it full screen on your TV do so] at a Macro photography forum.
I thought it was amazingly beautiful, and obviously a labour of love when you realize what was involved in making it, and the time it would of taken
It is made up of 150,000 individual shots taken with a still camera and using focus stacking software ,full tech details are under the clip .
When you think that a pro level DSLR shutter life span is 80 k -100k at best, this guy has basically worn out his camera just on this video.
http://vimeo.com/88829079
By the way, I think the music for this clip is amazing as well.
It's called Atmostra and I found it available for a free MP3 download by the composers
http://bubaproducer.com/atmostra/atmostra3.html
Here is a link to his website where you can view some of his other photos, some are in 3D and are viewable using the Cross - Eyed technique.
http://www.microworldsphotography.com/
Enjoy
Somebody had recently posted a link to this video, it's a short 3 and half minutes long [it's in 4k, so if you can view it full screen on your TV do so] at a Macro photography forum.
I thought it was amazingly beautiful, and obviously a labour of love when you realize what was involved in making it, and the time it would of taken
It is made up of 150,000 individual shots taken with a still camera and using focus stacking software ,full tech details are under the clip .
When you think that a pro level DSLR shutter life span is 80 k -100k at best, this guy has basically worn out his camera just on this video.
http://vimeo.com/88829079
By the way, I think the music for this clip is amazing as well.
It's called Atmostra and I found it available for a free MP3 download by the composers
http://bubaproducer.com/atmostra/atmostra3.html
Here is a link to his website where you can view some of his other photos, some are in 3D and are viewable using the Cross - Eyed technique.
http://www.microworldsphotography.com/
Enjoy