Sydney Telstra 500 - Slot car V8's Tilt and Shift

Read the blog: http://exchange.telstra.com.au/2010/12/16/making-small-worlds/

Watch the V8's like you've never seen them before. Sydney filmmaker and photographer Keith Loutit and Telstra shot the three days of the Sydney Telstra 500 V8 supercars finals using his tilt-and-shift/timelapse technique which allows us to relive the race miniature style.

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Photography: Keith Loutit
Music by Tam Nightingale
Edit: Stu Hibberd

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Telstra
• 500
• Keith
• Loutit
• 30fps
• fasts
• tilt and shift
• V8
• supercars
• telstra
• sydney
• slot
• car
• animation
• stop
• motion

[Haydesign]

Very nice vid! The big TV screen they were watching could show the racing in tilt shift too? Would be a sweet touch.

[TelstraCorp]

@Haydesign Thanks for your comment. The stuff shot on the big screen is actually what was on the screen at the time. Thanks for watching. Sam

[Allybilt]

Unbelievable !

V8 Supercars/Channel 7 should use this as the intro to their coverage next year.

The music is great too.

[matfrancis1]

The mans got a magic camera made by the little folk.

[vitaphone97]

HOW DO YOU DO THAT????

[SlashmanG]

I need one of those lenses

[Poodleinacan]

Man, that miniature model effect looks good!

...If it was done on an Baseball game...now it would have some interest in it!

[takadaichan]

特殊なレンズで撮影すると・・・ほんとにミニチュアみたい！！ま­るでおもちゃの世界でレースウィークを過ごしているみたいだねっ­！！これはおもしろいwww

[ThePosies]

somebody needs a gf...

[DutchServant]

At first it looked like toy puppets and cars, really blew my mind when i realized it was real peoples and real cars driving, wauw great job Dalinuxman

[theoldgeezernextdoor]

Man that totally looks like clay-mation! Love it!

[xTurnipTimex]

@TelstraCorp

Hey, I really need some footage of cars like at 1:31 for 30 seconds to a minute worth of footage or close/around that. If you have any, can i have some to make a really cool video, I will give you full credit for the car footage.

[moossee32]

Gotta ask, how was that made its frekin' awsome. Is it models or just really high photography