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Part of the "Film in de buurt - Festival" in Rotterdam (2007) and shown at the Willem van den Hoed - exhibition, "Glass" at Galerie Litfasssaeule in Munich until the 11th of November 2007.
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  • Golgottan 10 months ago
    Fucking gorgeous!
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  • 16:9 10 months ago
    This is so good. How do you manage to keep the mountain steady in the middle and move so much?
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  • Michaelkelly Kelly 10 months ago
    fantastic.
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  • adam deeves 10 months ago
    beautiful
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  • Bill 9 months ago
    Spectacular. Probably the most amazing film I have seen in a long time.
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  • Forrest O. 9 months ago
    I love the feel of this. I think if you reupload it in HD they will reencode it in HD, I would love to see it 1280x720.
  • Forrest O. 9 months ago
    especially around 3:37
  • Panoramatic 9 months ago
    It is there in HD now! Looks ok on my MacBook Pro, a little shaky on my 3 year old G5.
  • Forrest O. 9 months ago
    Oh! I saw something at 3:54 that I def didn't catch sd
    ( ._.)
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  • Panoramatic 9 months ago
    Thanks for the comments. And, Forrest, I will try to reupload in HD.
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  • ShowBizCakeArtiste 9 months ago
    Gorgeous . . . it truly gave me a sense of witnessing the Matterhorn firsthand . . . I LOVED the tram ride!
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  • joannabanana 8 months ago
    amazing!!!! how u captured everything moving and changing but the matterhorn remains still. i love that stillness mountains possess. its so distinct and grand.
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  • joannabanana 8 months ago
    how did u keep that mountain so centered?!?!?
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  • Brown 8 months ago
    I'd love to know how too, and how the camera moves slighty - the image seems to bend.

    But a magician never reveals his secret
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  • Head Shot 6 months ago
    I guess something shall remain a secret. Just a beautiful clip and thanks for sharing it with us.
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  • Alex Itin 6 months ago
    still amazing
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  • dwyzak 6 months ago
    That's one of the most beautifull things i have ever seen!
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  • Kinner 6 months ago
    WOW! I used to live in Zermatt... best place in the world... Great video thanks for the memories
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  • Timelapser 5 months ago
    Hi, Willem! You made big edition of Matterhorn movie, great work! Moving environment and solid Matterhorn creates amazing feeling! I like your films since youtube))) Can you post on Vimeo "Clouds over Rossiya" ?
  • Panoramatic 5 months ago
    Will try to find it!
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  • shatlarina 4 months ago
    The good idea. The perfect technique.
    How neither move around the mountain - Mount remains immovable! So is in life.
    I want "Clouds over Rossiya" too! :))
  • Panoramatic 4 months ago
    I going through all my back-up disks at the moment... Where have the clouds over Rossiya gone?! Blown over?
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  • Magnus Ekström 4 months ago
    Cool!
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  • Copenhagen 4 months ago
    If you use a grid when you shoot and try to keep the object in the asme general area in all shots and then do "tracking" in the editing part then you would get a result like this. Maybe its done differently, but this would give you a similar result.

    ...amazing movie.
  • Panoramatic 4 months ago
    In fact that is the way. The "tracking" is done by hand, frame per frame! Accurate to pixel level on 10mb photo's.
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  • Mariella 4 months ago
    amazing!
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  • ekimas 3 months ago
    this is fantastic...
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  • John Hope 2 months ago
    It's FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I love it, i love you! Great!
    Superb!
  • Panoramatic 2 months ago
    Thanks!
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  • jimmy cuquel 2 months ago
    i realy love this video!
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  • Hrafn 1 month ago
    Very, very nice!
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  • Dan Huston 21 days ago
    This is one of the most exquisite movies I have ever seen.
  • Panoramatic 21 days ago
    Thanks a lot Dan!
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  • Juraj Petrovic 18 days ago
    One of the best videos I've ever seen on internet. Amazing, and the technique is unbelievable. How long were You working on this one, except shooting the photos? Could You reveal a bit o this?
  • Panoramatic 17 days ago
    Thank you very much for your comment!
    I took all the photo's with the top of the mountain in the little square of my viewfinder. The photographs were taken with a Leica D-LUX3 @ 10MB. After that I individually stabilized the frames in photoshop. (This took about two weeks.) The stabilized frames were taken to After Effects and there I could pan and zoom in on the animation. The sunrise was photographed in one week; the individual frames were organized by time of day, regardless of day of the week!
    And now, Juraj, you know all my secrets!
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  • pigeon 10 days ago
    i just can't find a right words for this...i'm speechless!!!!! ...thank you for that
  • Panoramatic 9 days ago
    Thanks for that comment! Just heard that the movie will be shown at filmfestivals in Budapest and Zermatt this August.
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