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Posted on 21/04/24 11:27:58 PM

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I am very impressed by your video Gordon. Marvellous!

Posted on 22/04/24 06:38:18 AM

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Great video Gordon.

Posted on 22/04/24 10:23:25 AM

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Re: Challenge 1001: The dynasphere

OUTSTANDING! PROFESSIONAL! And HIGHLY DETAILED!

Questions: How did you rotate? how did you achieve texture finish? and HOW did you do it?

Posted on 22/04/24 10:34:34 AM

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Re: Challenge 1001: The dynasphere

michael sinclair wrote:
OUTSTANDING! PROFESSIONAL! And HIGHLY DETAILED!

Questions: How did you rotate? how did you achieve texture finish? and HOW did you do it?

I cheated

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Posted on 22/04/24 10:41:07 AM

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Thank you Ben and both Michaels.

3D models of both the wheel and velociraptor with just a little frustration thrown in for good measure. The video of the narrow lane was shot while I walked along with a gyro stabilised camera facing backwards. Happily I managed this in one take as I didn’t want to have any moving cars in shot.

The shot of the High Street was a single still image. I had to wait for a pause in the traffic as it can get quite busy.

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Posted on 23/04/24 08:48:51 AM

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Thanks David, I have no clue why, but your clever Da Vinci image gave me the idea for Le Mans.

Ben - Popular Science is great, what a fun idea!

Gordon - Nicely done, sound effects are 'on the money'!

Posted on 23/04/24 11:13:57 AM

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Re: Challenge 1001: The dynasphere

GKB wrote:
3D models of both the wheel and velociraptor with just a little frustration thrown in for good measure. The video of the narrow lane was shot while I walked along with a gyro stabilised camera facing backwards.

I was sure of both of these already. But it's beautifully done. The first shot is really impressive with its constantly changing perspectives.

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Posted on 24/04/24 6:37:01 PM

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Nice work everyone with some interesting variations and themes. Very well done on your video Gordon, impressive.

Posted on 24/04/24 6:56:28 PM

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Re: Challenge 1001: The dynasphere - road rage

Road Rage:

Posted on 24/04/24 8:46:15 PM

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Thanks David, Loyd and Frank.

Excellent work everyone

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Posted on 25/04/24 00:45:56 AM

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Wonderful entries this week.
Gordon's video made me laugh and it was great to see Ditchling.
David, this is something Da Vinci could have thought of.
Loyd, you blended the wheel in so well, I had to do a Google lens search to see if it was a genuine photo. Well done.
Brilliant research of the Dynasphere Ben.
Frank, the moody sky is beautiful but it's the sense of movement that nails this image. Well done.
Michael, the man fit very comfortably in the scene. Well placed.

http://vimeo.com/938050397

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Posted on 25/04/24 00:46:50 AM

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http://vimeo.com/938457323

A short second entry

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Posted on 25/04/24 08:19:22 AM

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Anna both videos are great but the first is really impressive. It manages to be both complex and utterly simple at the same time. Lovely to watch. One of your best.

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Posted on 25/04/24 10:38:12 AM

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Anna, I really like your first video and the music. As David says, one of your best. The song is new to me. Who is the singer?

Posted on 25/04/24 10:43:25 AM

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Re: Challenge 1001: The dynasphere

tooquilos wrote:
Wonderful entries this week.
Gordon's video made me laugh and it was great to see Ditchling.
David, this is something Da Vinci could have thought of.
Loyd, you blended the wheel in so well, I had to do a Google lens search to see if it was a genuine photo. Well done.
Brilliant research of the Dynasphere Ben.
Frank, the moody sky is beautiful but it's the sense of movement that nails this image. Well done.
Michael, the man fit very comfortably in the scene. Well placed.

http://vimeo.com/938050397

Very nice Anna👏

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Posted on 25/04/24 11:35:09 AM

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Thanks Anna - agree with all of your comments ref other entries.
Great work on your videos - well done.

Posted on 25/04/24 12:40:01 PM

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