"Nighthawks" comes to life, with a surprise guest...

[Fan Art] "Nighthawks", Metropolis diner

Field Trip to MECHA factory in Japan | Timelapse

Memory Glitch

First time shooting Judo | Minolta X-500, Portra 800

Ask a Pro - WEEKLY - Monday Mon Feb 24, 2025 - No Stupid Questions! THIS IS WHERE YOU POST if you don't do this for a living! RULES + Career Questions?

Are there any APIs for video transitions?

Training at the Kodokan

Batman Beyond

Is Joker 2 really that bad?

The Bund (Shanghai) - Cyberpunk 800T = Kodak Vision3 500T

Part 2 of Curiosity's life on Mars, complete with sunsets, time lapses, and melancholy. Created from 10 years of data and plucked from 500,000+ images.

[OC] Frequency of Men vs. Women featured on every illustrated cover of The Atlantic (from 1947-2022)

I dug through NASA rover’s 10 years and 500,000+ images to make a video documenting the rover Curiosity’s life on Mars.

I dug through NASA rover’s 10 years and 500,000+ images to make a video documenting the rover Curiosity’s life on Mars.

Time-lapse and hyperlapse footage from Mars, as taken by NASA's rover Curiosity (active on Mars since August 2012)

Time-lapse and hyperlapse footage from Mars, as taken by NASA's rover Curiosity (active on Mars since August 2012).

Time-lapse and hyperlapse footage from Mars, as taken by NASA's rover Curiosity. Not usually published in the media, but shows the passage of time on the red planet.

I used OpenCV to mine 500K NASA images for this short documentary

Bodega Dreams [Pentax 67 | 105mm 2.4 | Cinestill 800t]

I dug through NASA rover’s 10 years and 500,000+ images to make a video documenting the rover Curiosity’s life on Mars

I made a short documentary from the perspective of NASA’s rover Curiosity over its 10 years on Mars

I dug through NASA rover’s 10 years and 500,000+ images to make a video documenting the rover Curiosity’s life on Mars

[Found Film] From a compilation of mid-century 35mm slides, I found a common theme and made this video

My first blender animation! Any advice on making the physics of the creamer more realistic?