| Jonas Ginter's Tiny Planet: Ingenious 360-Degree Time-Lapse Filmmaking Chris Heller - The Atlantic | |
| go to original October 13, 2014 |
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Jonas Ginter is a German journalist with a knack for creative filmmaking. With the help of a 3-D printer - and a free template - he built a custom mount that holds six GoPro cameras at once. Each camera records from a different face of the cubed mount, which means that when all the footage is edited together, it shrinks the world down to a cartoonishly distorted time-lapse. The effect is especially great when Ginter tracks a car driving through city streets, as seen above in the above video, which he made for the exercise company Cybex.
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