OFFICIAL YOUTUBE Thread MUST HAVE DESCRIPTIVE TITLES-Vol 5
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skilly1 said:
Already in use in cars, iirc the new minis head up display is OLED.JustinF said:
Blown2CV said:
you might not be able to tell, but that doesn't mean they can just show whatever they like! I am pretty sure there are standards about ads not being misleading.
I'm fairly sure there should be standards about not being a negative tt in every thread, but it seems not.shakotan said:
Blown2CV said:
Centurion07 said:
Blown2CV said:
bigandclever said:
I may have been living under a rock, but this is ... amazing.
i mean it's impressive... but surely the point of an advert is to see the actual product in action rather than just something that's been completely fabricated? i wonder if that's even legal in UK...blurb said:
Have you ever watched car adverts and thought, wow, that looks stunning? One big challenge when producing car adverts is the availability of the car, and the amount of expensive re-touching to the vehicle itself in the scene to make it realistic. Whether it is adding headlights, reflections or even adjusting the colour or tyres for different markets.
The BLACKBIRD is the world’s first, fully customizable car rig, and it could revolutionize automotive productions by not needing the actual car featured in the shoot. Using The Mill’s extensive history in CG, vehicle re-skinning and scene mapping technology, the BLACKBIRD can imitate many vehicles by expanding the chassis, changing tyres and capturing the HDR scenery when it’s driven.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/171939943The BLACKBIRD is the world’s first, fully customizable car rig, and it could revolutionize automotive productions by not needing the actual car featured in the shoot. Using The Mill’s extensive history in CG, vehicle re-skinning and scene mapping technology, the BLACKBIRD can imitate many vehicles by expanding the chassis, changing tyres and capturing the HDR scenery when it’s driven.
I'm struggling to see your point here.
Edited by shakotan on Wednesday 6th July 15:14
Blown2CV said:
shakotan said:
Blown2CV said:
Centurion07 said:
Blown2CV said:
bigandclever said:
I may have been living under a rock, but this is ... amazing.
i mean it's impressive... but surely the point of an advert is to see the actual product in action rather than just something that's been completely fabricated? i wonder if that's even legal in UK...blurb said:
Have you ever watched car adverts and thought, wow, that looks stunning? One big challenge when producing car adverts is the availability of the car, and the amount of expensive re-touching to the vehicle itself in the scene to make it realistic. Whether it is adding headlights, reflections or even adjusting the colour or tyres for different markets.
The BLACKBIRD is the world’s first, fully customizable car rig, and it could revolutionize automotive productions by not needing the actual car featured in the shoot. Using The Mill’s extensive history in CG, vehicle re-skinning and scene mapping technology, the BLACKBIRD can imitate many vehicles by expanding the chassis, changing tyres and capturing the HDR scenery when it’s driven.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/171939943The BLACKBIRD is the world’s first, fully customizable car rig, and it could revolutionize automotive productions by not needing the actual car featured in the shoot. Using The Mill’s extensive history in CG, vehicle re-skinning and scene mapping technology, the BLACKBIRD can imitate many vehicles by expanding the chassis, changing tyres and capturing the HDR scenery when it’s driven.
I'm struggling to see your point here.
Edited by shakotan on Wednesday 6th July 15:14
You're not seeing the actual car in a magazine advert, or a press review, or an online video. It's a digital reproduction no matter how you look at it. If a CGI car looks as real on paper or film as the 'actual' car, there's no case here.
Hangglider snaps during acrobatics. Impressed he managed to get his reserve out, must have been pulling some serious Gs:
From the ground: https://vimeo.com/173252167
onboard footage https://vimeo.com/173368686
From the ground: https://vimeo.com/173252167
onboard footage https://vimeo.com/173368686
CrutyRammers said:
Hangglider snaps during acrobatics. Impressed he managed to get his reserve out, must have been pulling some serious Gs:
From the ground: https://vimeo.com/173252167
onboard footage https://vimeo.com/173368686
Reminds me of a Sycamore Seed! Also impressed with his chute deployment whilst being ragdolled, very together.From the ground: https://vimeo.com/173252167
onboard footage https://vimeo.com/173368686
Probably a repost...
Driver gets onto Brands Hatch track:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClR4LOp1AFQ
Driver gets onto Brands Hatch track:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClR4LOp1AFQ
POV cam where chap flips his Toyota when trying to avoid a head on collision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTKL-WERvWw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTKL-WERvWw
CrutyRammers said:
Hangglider snaps during acrobatics. Impressed he managed to get his reserve out, must have been pulling some serious Gs:
From the ground: https://vimeo.com/173252167
onboard footage https://vimeo.com/173368686
NopeFrom the ground: https://vimeo.com/173252167
onboard footage https://vimeo.com/173368686
Crowd copies lighting engineer setting up at a concert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQUN0qD1cnM
Bet that made his day!
Bet that made his day!
Edited by Funk on Saturday 9th July 11:59
Rectangles or circles? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWfFco7K9v8
Patrick Stewart's charity country album https://youtu.be/cK9dlmYvB-Y
ajprice said:
Patrick Stewart's charity country album https://youtu.be/cK9dlmYvB-Y
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