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Monthly Archives: April 2009

 

Well, well, well, look at those two naked were walking on the famous square in NY, they come from ‘Matt and Kim’ (M&K)

An original and aesthetic clip for the group being put Matt and Kim with the presence of two naked actors, while advancing towards the famous place Times Square in New York. Filmed entirely in idle, on the title “Let us injure Learned”. Actually, song’s named ‘Lessons Learned’

Well, one more thing need to stress that never playing on the traffic road while someone comes; Or you gonna visit god much early    ^o^v

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This image is 100 meters long (100m  x  78cm).

There are 178 people in the picture, all shot in the course of 20 days from the same spot on a railroad bridge on Warschauer Strasse in Berlin in the summer 2007.

Only few of the people on the photography seemed to know I was taking their picture.

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Impressive a video of demonstration with this scene of skateboard filmed in HD. A shooting in slow fox trot motion by the production Opus particularly interesting Magnum because it uses the famous Red camera.

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有人这样问:“什么是高速摄影?”有人这样回答道:“那是摄影师的冻结时间。” 虽然有些偏面,但我承认瞬时的惊艳是无法拒绝的。

 

High Speed Photography,在1948年SMPTE(Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers)将高速摄影定义为:相机以128帧/秒(或者更大)并至少连续3帧而拍照的一组相片。高速摄影或许可以理解为延时摄影(Time Lapse Photography)的相反情形。

High Speed Photography is the science of taking pictures of very fast phenomena. In 1948, the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) defined high-speed photography as any set of photographs captured by a camera capable of 128 frames per second or greater, and of at least three consecutive frames. 

High Speed Photography can be considered to be the opposite of Time Lapse Photography.

The first practical application of High Speed Photography was Eadweard Muybridge’s 1878 investigation into whether horses’ feet were actually all off the groud at once during a gallop.

 

第一个实际应用高速摄影的是Eadweard Muybridge,1878年,为了调查马匹的脚部是否在疾驰的过程内有一次全部离地。

通常来说,高速摄影是为了在照片中可以捕捉到暂时冻结的瞬时动作,特别有利于减少运动过程中的模糊情况,同时也是在一系列照片中可以采取高采样频率/帧速率。

回到艺术魅力影响上,高速摄影常以大家习以为常的慢动作登场,形成独特的艺术效果,令人震撼或是印象深刻,形成一种视觉上的非常性刺激。同时“慢动作”也可以帮助人们了解一些肉眼看不见的瞬间动作,以揭示出自然界的现象真理。作为摄影单方面的寓意和象征上,这是一种极致的运动美的形式。

不知何时,网络上流传的一组子弹爆物的高速摄影作品成为“时尚”,看到的时候,脑中逐渐浮现了三个词:循环-退化-革命

 

 

 

KUSHO

 

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