Timelapse Travelogue: An Up-tempo View of Italy
Using timelapse cinematography can capture previously unseen truths about a place.
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Drone’s Eye View: Aerial Photography in the 21st Century
In 1858, French photographer Gaspart-Felis Tournachon invented aerial photography. by shooting photos of Paris from a balloon. Unfortunately, those pictures no longer exist. But we do have an aerial image taken two years later by James Wallace Black. He titled his picture “Boston, as the Eagle and the Wild Goose See It.” A hundred and…
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Use an Active Camera to Astonish Viewers
Use an active camera to create visual excitement in any kind of mobile-shot movie.
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