Fantastic Crane Vid

[chewbacca]

How did they make that video? It was very unique with some areas of the frame out of focus. Almost made it seem like a model railroad or something - claymation someone said. I wanna do it!

 

[MikePoor]

Yeah maybe some vid expert could tell what that effect is called. As far as the work my only nit- pick is that there are several instances in vid where climbers have all their weight on wire core flip lines and their climb line hanging far below. If something went wrong 100 percent of their weight would be on wire making AR really tough. Still great work and amazing vid. Tahoe scenery rules! (makes me want to pack up my cranes and move to Tahoe!)

 

[treehumper]

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Very cool! Reminds me of claymation.

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That was my first thought! Very cool vid.

 

[Tom Dunlap]

The vid was shot using tilt-shift.

Read about it here: Tilt-shift camera

 

[grappleyarder]

I showed the video to my nephew who took me to this vid

Coachelletta by Sam O'Hare

or another interesting one

The Sandpit by Sam O'Hare

Looks like it can be a result of post production...

Smallgantics - Wikapedia

 

[chewbacca]

Wow, cool stuff. Thanks guys.

 

[peder-d]

Sorry, haven't read the whole post. But that is most professional filmed and edited treecare video I have ever seen!
I like the feature where they change the focus back and forth. Very cool!

 

[cory]

I just watched again, very cool vid.

Cool avatar, grappleyarder

 

[peder-d]

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The vid was shot using tilt-shift.

Read about it here: Tilt-shift camera

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Very Cool.
Think I will try to get a video shot with that effect.
It works really well with tree work !

 

[Toparboring]

That was a cool vid.