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My short movie done with D50

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thanks for the comments.

No, I never heard about Norman McClaren, but now I'm looking some info of him in the internet, sound impressive.

Before I did my movie I have searched through the web looking for a previous experience like this, and the only I found is some animations movies, like Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, made with a Canon 1 Ds.
Thanks for the info.
with respects
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Martín Miguel Crespo
http://www.ISO1600.com
http://www.MartinCrespo.net
 
Hello old buddy,

It is nice to see something of yours here. Your creative efforts have always entertained me in the past. This new achievement is getting the praise that it deserves. I think that you have created an interesting piece of work upon which you have done an incredible amount of work.

I hope that you enjoyed doing this as much as I enjoyed seeing it.

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Stan Abraham
http://www.pbase.com/stana
http://brooklyncameraclub.org/v-web/gallery/Stan-Abraham-Photos
 
You have phenomenal talent, that was amazing. Composition & use of light is just perfect. Actually, I would've never guessed the stills were taken with a D50! Did you use flash or studio lighting? Or did you simply use the available light?
Stunning :) It inspires me to get creative.
 
Hello Stan
Glad to "see" you after a long time

Thanks for looking and the fine words. Yes, was an amount of work, but I have enjoyed, it's quite addictive to do this. But I guess it's an interesting new way to explore.
with respect
stana said:
Hello old buddy,

It is nice to see something of yours here. Your creative efforts
have always entertained me in the past. This new achievement is
getting the praise that it deserves. I think that you have created
an interesting piece of work upon which you have done an incredible
amount of work.

I hope that you enjoyed doing this as much as I enjoyed seeing it.

--
Stan Abraham
http://www.pbase.com/stana
http://brooklyncameraclub.org/v-web/gallery/Stan-Abraham-Photos
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--
Martín Miguel Crespo
http://www.ISO1600.com
http://www.MartinCrespo.net
 
Martin, this is incredible work. I am amazed at your photographic animation. It's just fabulous.
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All the best,
Kit
Please see my pictures at
http://www.parazz.com/albums/kithg
 
your work is realy fantastic.

I am very intersed to see the whole 35 min. in full res. Do you expect to share it for free or is this a commercial product ?

If you want to realese it for free you can download it as p2p with bittorent or emule.

encore toutes mes féliciations pour votre remarquable oeuvre.

Jean
 
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