3D camera mapped photos - very cool!

[onona]

http://www.petapixel.com/2011/09/12...feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+PetaPixel+(PetaPixel)

Really stylishly done, I like the effect a lot. He's obviously simply created planes in 3D space, mapped the photos on them and moved a camera through them, which is really simple but creates a lovely effect.

 

[Drewpyfz6]

That is really well done.... I like the effect very much.
And the slow, minimal camera movements make it work so well.
Even some nice motion blur on some pictures.

Good find and thanks for posting the link.

 

[Scrimja]

Really simple? Sounds complicated to me

Incredible effect!

 

[libra23]

this is really nice

 

[pepper1786]

cool stuff i like it

 

[onona]

Really simple? Sounds complicated to me

Incredible effect!

In all seriousness, from a 3D graphics perspective it's not a technically complex procedure. What this guy has excelled at is his style and his restraint in not overdoing the effect.

 

[Astraeus]

I saw this used to good effect in a segment of the Riding Giants surf film. I'm a huge fan of the effect.

How long would it take to so edit one photo?

 

[AllFallD0wn]

I saw this done brilliantly on a documentary about The Beatles! Can't remember the name of it now, but it was a similar effect on photos of the Beatles. Really makes you feel part of the scene

 

[Harvey_nikon]

Isn't this the same effect that they have in the Sky videos?

I've considered doing it to a couple of wedding photos inside a slide show, but wouldn't know the first place to start

 

[onona]

I saw this used to good effect in a segment of the Riding Giants surf film. I'm a huge fan of the effect.

How long would it take to so edit one photo?

If you're familiar with a 3D toolset, you could probably get through a photo in a day.