A SENSE OF SCALE - REMINISCENCE / 8K HDR FLUID LANDSCAPES ON PAPER
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- A SENSE OF SCALE is a reminiscense to the famous "Sense of Scale" documentary by Berton Pierce form 2011. As the documentary, my experimental short film is all about details and the beauty of practical effects. I want to emphasize the meaning of handmade visuals and the effort it takes to stage sceneries on a small scale. I captured very tiny areas of paint flowing on a piece of paper while zooming in the closest possible with a custom lens setup. All shots are taken with my RED DSMC2 in 8K and several macro lenses. It took me around 1 year to finish this piece. Color graded and optimized for HDR devices.
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Music licensed via Musicbed: Tony Anderson - Infinite
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Terracollage // Experimental Fluid Art and Macro Cinematography // Stock Footage // Licensing // Production // 8K // HDR
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I could see one of these every day 😍
thank you!
The most awaited return for me personally of an artist. Thank you and huge shout out for the beautiful work that you share with us. Love and respect.
Thanks so much Rahul, this means a lot to me.
Remarkable. I will be able to sleep in peace now.
thank you!
I wait for long time, finally!
These would be beautiful 2d artworks on a canvas as well.
Wow, blown away! Some of these look like bird's eye views of Icelandic landscapes or something!
Fantastic work as always Roman.
thanks so much, great you enjoyed this one as well!
Hey I just say your app and I like it a lot but I found that I liked the 8k video liquid abstract more and couldn't really find ones that looked like that? Make you could add some in the future??
I want to see a whole world of that. A sphere floating in the blackness, but with all that light and colour.
Damn beautiful.
thanks!!!
Let's have a moment of silence for those sad, unfortunate souls who still believe that HD resolution is "all you really need" and that one guy who doesn't see the point of HDR.
Agreed😃
@@RomanDeGiuli If only someone would create something as amazing as this in 32:9 aspect ratio (5120x1440) HDR... That'd be SWELL!
Cool!
Hey, could you check out this song and tell me the type of art or what it's called? It's similar to this, and your other work. "I SEE YOU" by illenium, and said sky?? I love this type of art or whatever it's called, I think its abstract liquid right? and I want to find wallpapers for my phone(S22Ultra)
I imagine, this is how GOD designed the Earth.
Bud you need to sell these as wallpapers. I'm dead serious!
One year, wow!! Amazing! I loved it. Thank you! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
thanks to you!
Wow this is amazing truly amazing. I make 4K Mandelbrot fractal zoom movies myself but your fluid landscape is simply incredible!
WOOOOOOWWW NO WORDS TO DESCRIBE THIS MASTERPIECE ! Thanks to share your talent with us
thanks for watching JK!
Welcome back!
thank you!
Everything ingenious is simple - great job!
thank you!
he returned
I'm back!
Alleine dafür hat sich der 4k Bildschirm gelohnt.
Grüße aus Neumarkt
vielen Dank und viele Grüße zurück!
How much time do you spend on average to make a video like this ? It’s stunning
thanks, it took me around 1 year of trial and error and shooting
@@RomanDeGiuli wow I’d love a behind the scenes to see how you shoot such fluids
watching this on a iPad Pro because it has a 4K screen and I love it
this is so immensely beautiful, i just had an eyegasm… 🚀👏🥳👌♥️
Thank you dear Michael!
amazing
Thanks 🙏
You're doing amazing work.
Now I'm at the point where I gotta ask how the hell you managed to do this. Nice work! :D
Thank you very much, a matter of time and patience...and waiting for the shot
@@RomanDeGiuli
The ultimate reason to not cry over spilled milk.
Unless it is tears of joy. Wow. Sub'd.
@@dahawk8574 thanks so much and welcome to the channel!
@@RomanDeGiuli
Very glad to be here.
I expect you're familiar with Ruslan Khasanov.
Perhaps folks like Thomas Blanchard, Kamiel Rongen
and LuLu LoLo over on Vimeo as well.
I'm loving your Chroma Galaxy live wall on my phone.
Just stunning. I hope you've figured out a way to make
money from your app. Or maybe you're just extremely
generous. You've probably got solid Patreon support.
I hope to get into a position to join such contributions
soon.
THANK YOU for this magnificent way that you're helping
to enrich the beauty in our world.
Simply beautiful. Watching this on my LG C1 was jaw dropping. Welcome back Roman.
Thanks so much Steve
I found your channel after stopping in my tracks seeing a similar video playing on a display in a Microcenter, and standing, transfixed, watching for what must have been half an hour. This is phenomenal and on an oled, just breathtaking! I wish I could find the exact file I saw there, I think it might have been yours.
Regardless, thank you so much for making this!
Thanks so much Hannah, you are most welcome!
A new upload! Fantastic.
FYI: your art playing on my 85" tv with ambivision backlights is awe inspiring.
Gosh, 85 inch Ambivision is awesome, enjoy!
😢 to see this after 7 months ❤ words can’t explain how happy I was when i saw the thumbnail appear on my feed
Thank you for the MASTERPIECE !
So glad I can watch in full 4K now 🎉
I'm really touched by your comment, thanks for the love Zak!
These are wonderful works of art 🖼️ thank you for sharing them with us. I can watch this for hours
Thank you dear Timothy, you are most welcome.
Masterful. So much grace and quiet power. Just like nature herself. And like all great art-the masters hand is never seen in the work
thanks so much!
Roman, your videos are simply incredible. They are meditative, they are therapeutic and breathtaking. What you are creating is important. It's so helpful to me at the end of a long day. Thank you.
Curran, it is such a pleasure to read your comment and I'm so grateful that people like you are out there and enjoying what I love to do. Thank you.
The best six and a half minutes in 2022! Keep it up Roman ❤️👍
wow, thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
It’s perfect! Thank you for sharing your art with us!
thanks for watching Marius!
I love your work, bought your app too. The beauty you manage to create and capture is so extraordinary that personally it inspires me with very deep thoughts, sort of visualizing some kind of sublime existential meaning. Like in this particular work each stream of that white liquid moving through those surfaces represented a line of thought, a character's journey in a story, some with smooth flows, others with turbulence, all eventually but gradually fading away, while also some merged with others. Or another one the expansion of one liquid layer causing the compression of the adjacent represented how new ideas or values compete with each other over the attention space in our minds, and how maybe the solution to learning new ideas is to compress the already existing ones (i.e. reviewing and summarizing them to their gist and integrate instead of having a disjointed body of knowledge, computer analogy defragmentation of HD) in our heads, kind of creating a negative pressure welcoming new ideas.
I am a psychologist so the beauty holds these types of thoughts about consciousness and existence. I wonder if you were ever so mesmerized by your work, because i know with the amount of time we usually spend in our fields like your line of artistic endeavor, we might get a little desensitized and those crazy observations might only come from an outside observer...I guess that's just art. But I would love to know if you ever had any sort of revelation from observing your work,
Thanks for producing such thought provoking work, you remind me of what Tchaikovsky does with his music.
Hi Di, thanks for your long and elaborated comment on my work. It is very interesting to me, that you feel the visual is not only entertaining and relaxing, but that it really does something to and with your mind. Many people I know observe a deeper feeling, especially when watching this kind of fluid landscapes, kind of getting a high. Personally I'm very excited when I see something developing on paper which has a great potential to really become a scenery for a short film. I produce a high amount of images, but only very few of them make it into the final video. When I'm doing the editing and color grading, at a certain point my senses become dull. But I enjoy watching my works after a while again. Thanks again for your time and for watching my videos. I wish you all the best.
@@RomanDeGiuli Yeh I can totally relate to that dulling experience in my creative endeavors mainly writing. But the final outcome can be a pure joy.
But about your work, I wonder if you ever decide to get into Virtual Reality and this. If you somehow be able to reproduce this in a 3D space (I know it's merely impossible) but even maybe have someone to render it in 3d based on your already made work, that will be really mind blowing. Especially with the upcoming metaverse exhibits, I am sure you will get millions of visitors (at least anyone who has tried psychedelics once or appreciates creativity and arts). And this new GenZ loves these types of experiences. I have some preliminary field reach experience in the VR world and they do gravitate towards collaborative artistic work. But anyways thank you for responding. Best vibes your way Roman
@@Di011 I'm not into VR yet but hope this changes in the next time, honestly I don't know much about it, I guess I should dive into it right away! Thanks again and keep in touch, Roman
Amazing, thank you
thanks for watching!