Stephen M. Crawford
July 6th, 2010, 10:39 AM
I'm wondering what OK Go's latest video for YouTube - OK Go - End Love - Official Video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2fpgpanZAw&hd=1) could have been shot on. There's a 1080 version on YouTube and obviously not up-rezzed. However not only can the camera manage timelaps (I know it was perhaps all done in post) the slowmo is so smooth it must be running at an incredibly fast frame rate and shutter speed as the 'men in flight' images are incredibly sharp with little blurring.
It's very clever overall, as it's all very well synched to the beat, so it must have been incredibly carefully choreographed and planned. Or has it simply all been worked very cleverly in post?
What camera/grip must have been deployed in order to get these kind of movements too?
Any suggestions or inside knowledge as to how it was made.
It's very clever overall, as it's all very well synched to the beat, so it must have been incredibly carefully choreographed and planned. Or has it simply all been worked very cleverly in post?
What camera/grip must have been deployed in order to get these kind of movements too?
Any suggestions or inside knowledge as to how it was made.