UPDATE | Behind the scenes with Geoff Tompkinson: The photographer invented the HyperZoom™ technology
UPDATE: ATLANTIS HyperZoom™
This HyperZoom™ fly-around the Atlantis Hotel complex in the Bahamas was assembled mainly from material we produced on behalf of The Travel Channel for their Caribbean Special 'The Trip' - due to air on 23rd Feb. 2016
BEHIND THE SCENES HyperZoom™
Geoff Tompkinson (website) produces videos which make viewers think the camera is flying and zooming in endlessly. The British photographer and filmmaker invented the "hyperzoom” technology.
The beautiful historic town of Hallstatt is a Unesco World Heritage site in Upper Austria.
It is visited by many thousands of tourists each year but perhaps none of them get to see it quite like this.
As if on the back of an invisible insect we fly around the sites of this wonderful town in one continuous journey passing through buildings to emerge in different parts of the town, finally ending up on the new viewpoint from Rudolfsturm perched high above the ancient town square.
Those of you who know Hallstatt, as well as anyone who watches the video carefully, will appreciate that I have applied a little artistic licence to the geometry of the town in order to seamlessly link the locations.
The footage was shot over a two day period but the post production, of course, took considerably longer.
UPDATE: enjoy a HyperZoom flight around Singapore HERE
SEE MORE HYPERZOOM EXAMPLES geofftompkinson.com
Text and videos via Geoff Tompkinson and DW (English)
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