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Stills from The Chapel: Rebirth. Work in progress.
This footage is a proof of concept and a first sample from our new, custom-built camera system for shooting ultra-high resolution motion-controlled timelapse suited for full dome (Omnimax) projections.
This is a DOWNSCALED preview. The original footage resolution is 5400 x 5400 px and is also available as a 4K (4096x4096) Dome Master.
With this camera setup we’re able to capture equidistance mapping hemispherical timelapse shots of ultra high quality and extreme resolutions ranging from 4K (4096x4096) to almost 8K (7500x7500) suited for most demanding fulldome projects.
The sequences were captured during our second ever and first successful rig testing session in Poland in Jan, 2012. Unfortunately we had only 2 days to get this thing to work and the weather was pretty ugly, therefore this time the content itself is not particularly mind-blowing. However, the purpose of this test is to showcase the technology capabilities and deliver quality samples.
Download full resolution still images at:
bit.ly/Omnimax_Samples_Page
Learn more about our fulldome & motion controlled timelapse cinematography services at:
bit.ly/omnimax-timelapse
bit.ly/LookyCreative_Timelapse
Testing Omnimax / FullDome extreme resolution timelapse setup (up to 8K x 8K circular)
Source: lookycreative.com
Here’s our latest test with camera projection and timelapse explained.
This technique allows to create timelapse shots where the camera is moving in such way that is impossible to achieve in the real world.
In this technique, the static timelapse shot is projected onto a recreated 3D geometry and the virtual camera is created to film the scene.
The geometry may be either recreated manually, generated basing on DEM models, LIDAR data or photogrammetricaly.
Many thanks to Greg Downing @ XREZ studio for inspirations.
lookycreative.com
Source: lookycreative.com
Here’s our latest test with camera projection and timelapse.
This technique allows to create timelapse shots where the camera is moving in such way that is impossible to achieve in the real world.
In this technique, the static timelapse shot is projected onto a 3D geometry and the virtual camera is created to film the scene.
Source: lookycreative.com
Source: lookycreative.com
Source: lookycreative.com
