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by Keith Loutit

1 year ago

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Music: "Mi Plato de Barro" by Chicha Libre - Barbes Records.

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ße ωell ;-) 1 year ago

I like it :)
Ed Slaman 7 months ago

I think you did something with a story line in your fisherman rescue piece. The effort to create the same kind of wonder with standard shooting is way beyond you.
Joey Carr 1 year ago

It's so funny that model makers spend all that effort on making models look real, then CGI replaces them and all-of-a-sudden it's cool to make reality look like a model :)

Very cool. Must have taken FOREVER to render all that lens blur!
gonzalo chong 1 year ago

I think the images are actually taken from real world with only a tilt-shift lens and a 35mm adapter. There´s no CGI in this clip. (sorry for my crapy english!::)
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

joey. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Keith
ArtG3 1 year ago

Keith - What type of camera was used on these shots? It looks remarkable!
Timelapser 1 year ago

I like it :) too
AdamPellinDeeve 1 year ago

These are so much fun to watch!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Adam.
Andrea Allen 1 year ago

It's so hard for me to not think it's miniatures. I'm really liking these!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Andrea. I'm glad you liked it!
Chrizzle 1 year ago

Wow, haha. I love it.
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Cloverfield Monster.
Phil Hoyt 1 year ago

this really different i liked it.
Frederic Vercammen 1 year ago

I love our Micro Machine life ;-)
Great Stuff
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

me too frederic! thanks for the comment.
Speldosa 1 year ago

Great!
Alice Bevan–McGregor 1 year ago

D'y'know, I think I'd be able to reproduce this using a D90 and a Lensbaby, or even my D200 intervalometer and Lensbaby. :/ Looks wickedly awesome, though! I love tilt-shift miniatures!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Alice - Be sure to post if you do.
Richard Huntington 1 year ago

Wow, cool! I like it!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Richard :)
Retner 1 year ago

awesome!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Retner!
Jesse Morgan 1 year ago

I have seen this type of effect before and I love it! Is this done with only a tilt-shift lens and a 35mm adapter? What lens and what video camera did you use, it looks fantastic!
Wynner3 1 year ago

That was so cool, nice blur effect.
Asier Gonzalez Zabala 1 year ago

I like it alot!
It reminded me of a maquette, I guess what made me feel that feeling, is the fact that is quite blurred at both background and foreground, very like when you use a macro lensess on a camera to shoot small things like an Antz...:D...

VERY INTERESTING Keith!!

Thanks for share!!

Asier.
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Asier.
cesar 1 year ago

i was confused for a couple of secs... haha
really enjoyed.

really nice effect and the point of view is helping aswell
Afonso Santos 1 year ago

The wash down from the propellers is so real !
Hak en Haai 1 year ago

sigh backwards...
Brett Moulton 1 year ago

off the chain!!!!.......LOVE IT!!!!
NeverOffside 1 year ago

That was FANTASTIC! :) How many people have thought this is a model?
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Hi Rob,
Hopefully a lot! :)
ZUPPORT 1 year ago

how u create this look ?
WOW!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Hi Zupport - its a combination of selective focus, light direction and speed of playback. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Paul Tarlevs 1 year ago

Are these toys or the real thing? What camera did you use?
rob.meredith 1 year ago

That really is quite amazing
Cavvie Bartjanello 1 year ago

like it? LOVE IT! :)
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Rob, Paul, Cavvie - Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Miro Kantarsky 1 year ago

Excellent idea and execution.
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Miro!
Joeeeel 1 year ago

When I'm older I wanna be just like you!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

haha - thanks Joel - if you ever meet me you may revise your expectations :)
Annie 1 year ago

WOW!
I've never seen Circular Quay Quit like that before!!!!
Love it :)))))
Tsayonara Yifu 1 year ago

I feel like an idiot asking this, but, you took photos of real boats and made them look like miniatures, right?
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

that's right tsayonara.
enzo360 1 year ago

wow!

is that tilt shift lense you were using?

cool cool cool!
Katie Kroeper 1 year ago

how on earth did you do this? it's awesome!
Marley 1 year ago

I'm from Sydney and that was just Fantastic work, how much would all the models cost you ?????
Sansom Media 1 year ago

what the!... i'm laughing, confused and elated. this has earned like of the week! likeoftheweek.blogspot.com/
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

thanks Todd!
Rich Danby 1 year ago

Fantastic. I'm hoping to get a TS lens soon and one of the reasons was to do some timelapses. Nice to see someone has beaten me to it and produced something that looks great.
Dan Huston 1 year ago

Like it??

LOVE it!!

I want to play with the toys! HA!
Erik Hölperl 1 year ago

Its so unbelivable to watch
first seconds you think, "ahhh nice rendering" until you recognize its real. After you got it you cant stop laughing how cute this hole little big world looks. love the speedboats speeding through the screen. <3
Sean 1 year ago

Wonderful! If I hadn't actually been to Sydney, I would question if it was a model or the real thing. Fantastic work!
matthew carrozo 1 year ago

brilliant!

kudos to the tilt shift master!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Matthew!
Adam Gerritsma 1 year ago

I grinned through the whole clip =) The music really adds to it.
Trev 1 year ago

Thats really great!
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Trev.
tj hanton 1 year ago

This is amazing ... looks like stop-motion photography. Excellent work!
Clintus McGintus 1 year ago

Another great one. Amazing lens work.
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Thanks Clintus!, TJ
Tymoteusz Jerzy Masiakowski 1 year ago

Amazing. At first I really thought that these are toys and I was wondering "how the hell did you make the waves look so realistic?". Haha. Really great piece!
Rabenvogel 1 year ago

That is exactly what i was thinking ;)
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Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Hi Jay,

These are high res photos downsized to produce the video. The smooth motion is related to frame rate. Thanks for the questions.
Jesús Olmo 1 year ago

brilliant
Jake Read 1 year ago

tilt shift photography / videography is always so cool.

this one is definitely some of the best i've seen
Rodolfo Castrezana / OMEdICast 1 year ago

Fucking great!

I'd put the embed video on my blog.
Pascal 1 year ago

Man!!! this is amazing! I love the music you chose!
Sebastianchp 1 year ago

Muy muy bueno!
Marko 1 year ago

this is great! love it! u have a lot of patience and will to make something like this :D
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Hi Marko. Yes this takes some time to pull together and its great to see people enjoying them. Thanks, Keith.
paco 1 year ago

This is totally amazing.
Nick Douglas 1 year ago

Fantastic stuff, of course, and I hope to see more. Where do you shoot these from to get such high angles? Are you on nearby buildings zooming in?
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Hi Nick,

Sydney has a great landscape for this kind of photography. Plenty of hills and clifflines surrounding beautiful harbors. Cheers, Keith.
RNG35 1 year ago

Which adapter are you using?
mbgriffi 1 year ago

Very nice! Tilt shift heaven. Did you shoot in timelapse or in realtime and then timelapsify it? Additionally what do you use to edit with?
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Hi mbgriffi - Yes timelapse and archive high quality stills. I edit using FC Pro, Color and occasionally motion. Thanks for asking. Keith.
herself 1 year ago

HOW!!? A tilt shift attached to video camera? who what where which?! Aaaah.
Chris Smith 1 year ago

This is delightful. Thanks for taking my mind off of everything that isn't these days. I want a bathtub like that.
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Chris - That's a great compliment thanks.
Dan Patmore 1 year ago

Wow, thanks for your work on this Sydney series. My home town and makes me smile to see it in this wonderfully playful toytown style.
Adam Reid 1 year ago

hey man love this series of sydney stuff
LEE 1 year ago

very fun! very interesting..

This is amazing movie...

What type of camera taken movie?
David Gidali 1 year ago

Are you sure no post DOF on those shots? I could swear the blur is based on 2D screen space and not real world distance from camera.
(Looking at those high poles "loosing focus" as they enter the blurred area in the background).
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Hi David, Lenses only. I have converted MF lenses to tilt & mounted them on a DSLR. The reason the poles are also out of focus is that the plane of focus created by the tilt shift lens has been flattened to cut through the scene. At closer subject distances you could control this better.
David Gidali 1 year ago

I see, thanks for the info. It sure looks awesome - I could definitely find use to it in some of my future film projects :)
FS Dreamscapes 1 year ago

It reminds me of Thomas the Tank Engine for some reason, great filmography!!!
Danielle Dawn 1 year ago

one of the most interesting little vids ive seen in the longest time. i love it. you have an amazing eye :]
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

thanks danielle!
Yanni Batsios 1 year ago

Wow, these are great. I need to get a lensbabie.
Aimee Giese 1 year ago

These are all fabulous!
Joel 1 year ago

Wow, I just love these videos!
josecrem 1 year ago

Great shots. Congratulations for your imagination.
Charlie Ellis 1 year ago

brilliantly creative!
Chris 1 year ago

Very, very clever, and beautiful.

I am interested in the psychology. As far as I can see, there's no real reason for me to "feel" as if these are miniatures (they are not of course), but I do. Strongly.

Is this simply because previous conditioning has lead me to associate a very short depth of field and no water or wind movement with models? Or is it something else?
Keith Loutit 1 year ago

Hi Chris - Yes that a big part of it. I go into a bit of detail in this interview:

submarinechannel.com/articles/item/188

Cheers,

Keith.
Olivier Balaguer 1 year ago

I've become an instant fan! Love your work. I'd love to see panning action.
Dave T 1 year ago

Hiya,
I rocked up and introduced myself to you on Sat when you were down at Tamerama beach.

This vid is my current fav but really looking forward to checking out what you do with the Sculpture walk.

Have a good one and wear lots of sun screen :-)

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