Alvin Kiang

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  3 days ago

  He uploaded Howard Eaton Trail - Lonestar Geyser
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  3 months ago

  He likes Test HD 720p30 Sanyo HD2
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  3 months ago

  He commented on Test HD 720p30 Sanyo HD2

  Awesome video and refreshing videography technique.
  
  This video totally illustrates how the human visual system (eye and brain) works in real life. It ought to be used in a biology and human physiology class to demonstrate this point.
  
  Many people think that the human eye moves and see like a movie camera; in long slow pans and smooth transitions. But in reality, the human eye sees the world in exactly the way you handled the camera while at Kmart.
  
  The human eye, regardless of the age of the individual (initiated by the visual coretx of the brain) constantly scans the environment around ourselves by darting here and there. What our eyes see is exactly represented by your video here. The reason why our mind doesn't get dizzy or distracted is because our brain filters out motion and retains concentration only on relevant visual information. Human eye movement is never smooth and it never pans smoothly from left to right. It always makes fast quick movements and darts around our eye socket.
  
  And our eyes can zoom in too. The zoom isn't optical. It is all simulated by the brain. Just like the close up of the tiara box; when our mind focuses on a certain object, our peripheral vision suddenly disappears from our attention (exactly like zooming in).
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  3 months ago

  He tagged Oral Presentation.

  communication, multiracialism and Oral presentation
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  3 months ago

  He commented on Making Of Toll

  Were you involved in the making of this film?
  
  That explains the professional editing techniques and choice of footages in your other clips.
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  3 months ago

  He commented on Singapore Flyer

  This video is awesome. You should submit it to the Tourism Board of Singapore to be used as a promotion.
  
  Excellent footages, cuts and edits. It takes a trained mind to apply these insider techniques.

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