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Stunning Animation Technique Brings Antique Photographs To Life….
Like so much of the new software advances in animation, I don’t know how this is done, but this is pure magic. Take a look and keep the sound up. Thanks to “Tonight” show cameraman Rich Carter for sharing this. -Bobby Ellerbee
I have the same question as Ron. Without the filter, it’s much better viewing than genuine old film. Little or no flicker, and everything moves at a realistic speed.
It’s actually not that hard to do, just time consuming, like most animation is.
Some behind-the-scenes photos: http://www.cartoonbrew.com/cartoon-brew-pick/old-new-world-alexey-zakharov-138672.html
Love to see the process involved in producing these animations. Has a 3D quality to it.
This is incredible and great. But I do have a question. Why ad the “scratched and dirty film going through the projector” filter? I forgot the name of the filter but it’s used way too much everywhere. Most of the time I see it’s used when someone has new footage that they want to give the feeling of older footage. I could watch hours of this.
Just wow Bobby
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