This Interesting and Artistic Music Video was completed from Begining to End by #TheFoundation @JohnDivon ----- I was able to work with a few new techniques and experiment with some creative ideas that I had. Like the Video and Subscribe to the Channel. Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Friend on Facebook: www.facebook.com
Showing posts with label ORIGINAL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ORIGINAL. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 February 2013
3D Animation Song-- Wear with Glasses-- PITTER PATTER (New Original Music Video) by #TheFoundation
3D Animation Song-- Wear with Glasses-- PITTER PATTER (New Original Music Video) by #TheFoundation Tube. Duration : 2.43 Mins.
This Interesting and Artistic Music Video was completed from Begining to End by #TheFoundation @JohnDivon ----- I was able to work with a few new techniques and experiment with some creative ideas that I had. Like the Video and Subscribe to the Channel. Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Friend on Facebook: www.facebook.com
This Interesting and Artistic Music Video was completed from Begining to End by #TheFoundation @JohnDivon ----- I was able to work with a few new techniques and experiment with some creative ideas that I had. Like the Video and Subscribe to the Channel. Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Friend on Facebook: www.facebook.com
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
DEUS EX HOMINE - San Francisco 3D Moco Time-lapse by Golden Gate 3D (GG3D)
DEUS EX HOMINE - San Francisco 3D Moco Time-lapse by Golden Gate 3D (GG3D) Tube. Duration : 3.75 Mins.
To view properly in 3D, hover over the 3D button in the bottom right corner of the video and select "Change Viewing Method..." Pick from several anaglyph (colored glasses) and stereo modes. Side-by-side works well for 3DTV's. If your 3DTV doesn't automatically detect the side-by-side input, go into the 3D menu and manually select it. HTML5 stereo view requires NVIDIA 3D Vision. NVIDIA has chosen "Deus Ex Homine" as "Best 3D Video of 2011 www.3dvisionlive.com If you have NVIDIA 3D Vision, you can also view at NVIDIA's 3D Vision Live, which offers a higher quality stream than YouTube: www.3dvisionlive.com The full 2D 1920 x 1080p version and behind-the-scenes photos are available on Vimeo: vimeo.com "Deus Ex Homine" comes from Latin meaning "god built by humans." That "god" might be the tools - our machines and technologies, the city - our caves of concrete and steel, and the networks - the highways and waterways that are the lifeblood of our cities. With our technology, we conquered and reshaped the natural world. As we have overrun our planet's surface, more and more of us live in the fantastically complex artificial biomes that are our cities. Modern societies and economies depend on these constructs. Bridges and servers connect us, cars and planes move us, farms and restaurants feed us, and cargo ships and oil tankers make it all possible. The "Makers" among us forge machines - electromechanical gods - that reshape and govern humanity. Automobiles. Typewriters ...
To view properly in 3D, hover over the 3D button in the bottom right corner of the video and select "Change Viewing Method..." Pick from several anaglyph (colored glasses) and stereo modes. Side-by-side works well for 3DTV's. If your 3DTV doesn't automatically detect the side-by-side input, go into the 3D menu and manually select it. HTML5 stereo view requires NVIDIA 3D Vision. NVIDIA has chosen "Deus Ex Homine" as "Best 3D Video of 2011 www.3dvisionlive.com If you have NVIDIA 3D Vision, you can also view at NVIDIA's 3D Vision Live, which offers a higher quality stream than YouTube: www.3dvisionlive.com The full 2D 1920 x 1080p version and behind-the-scenes photos are available on Vimeo: vimeo.com "Deus Ex Homine" comes from Latin meaning "god built by humans." That "god" might be the tools - our machines and technologies, the city - our caves of concrete and steel, and the networks - the highways and waterways that are the lifeblood of our cities. With our technology, we conquered and reshaped the natural world. As we have overrun our planet's surface, more and more of us live in the fantastically complex artificial biomes that are our cities. Modern societies and economies depend on these constructs. Bridges and servers connect us, cars and planes move us, farms and restaurants feed us, and cargo ships and oil tankers make it all possible. The "Makers" among us forge machines - electromechanical gods - that reshape and govern humanity. Automobiles. Typewriters ...
Friday, 11 January 2013
Genki Sudo in Westside Tournament Original Full version (2001) (3D Youtube)
Genki Sudo in Westside Tournament Original Full version (2001) (3D Youtube) Video Clips. Duration : 6.77 Mins.
Westside Submission Tournament 2001. Original uncut. Edited by Yo Suzuki ( lovemushroom.com ). We are all one. Location Los Angeles, California, USA. 須藤元気 in ウエストサイド サブミッション トーナメント2001
Westside Submission Tournament 2001. Original uncut. Edited by Yo Suzuki ( lovemushroom.com ). We are all one. Location Los Angeles, California, USA. 須藤元気 in ウエストサイド サブミッション トーナメント2001
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Famicom Dojo: Famicom 3D System - The ORIGINAL 3DS!
Famicom Dojo: Famicom 3D System - The ORIGINAL 3DS! Tube. Duration : 12.07 Mins.
Take a look at the original 3DS by Nintendo! See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv With the release of the 3DS in Japan, we take a look at Nintendo's first attempt at 3D gaming almost 25 years ago. (Hint: it's NOT the Virtual Boy!) SeanOrange and Vinnk review the Famicom 3D System, the seven games that came out for it, and the ones that made it to the US and somehow managed to stay 3D. Did you like the sweet shirts the Seans were wearing? Get your own at: levelupstudios.com Weekly Podcast famicomdojo.tv Follow: twitter.com facebook.com
Take a look at the original 3DS by Nintendo! See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv With the release of the 3DS in Japan, we take a look at Nintendo's first attempt at 3D gaming almost 25 years ago. (Hint: it's NOT the Virtual Boy!) SeanOrange and Vinnk review the Famicom 3D System, the seven games that came out for it, and the ones that made it to the US and somehow managed to stay 3D. Did you like the sweet shirts the Seans were wearing? Get your own at: levelupstudios.com Weekly Podcast famicomdojo.tv Follow: twitter.com facebook.com
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