Keith Loutit combines the miniature faking with time lapse in his little videos.
Bathtub IV from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.
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Hi I'm Emily. I'm a 4th year BFA student majoring in Photography. This is my research blog for all my inspirations and influences in my quest to understand the relationship between cinema and photography, meanwhile stumbling across new and exciting artists and their work. Please look, comment and enjoy!
Emily this is an awesome vid! I got totally caught up in the story of it, and didn't care that they were 'fake miniature' people....what does that mean???
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rach
it's cool huh!? tilt shift miniature is a way of manipulating your image (or video) of real-scale things so that they look tiny. So i think you distort the plane of focus as though your focusing on a small thing with a very shallow depth of field. it works so well with the timelapse :)
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