Floating Photos WITH YOUR PHONE!?

Use Snapseed or Photoshop Mix apps to make cool photos using 100% your phone.
Camera this video was shot with a6500: amzn.to/3lhUEig
Lens this video was shot with
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Lighting: amzn.to/30oewZ1

[@carlosayala9995]

LOVE THIS FREAKING VIDEO THANKS MAN!!!!

[@catcatcatcatcatcatcatcatcatca]

This is a simple gimmick not only for making objects more interesting, but also to sprinkle magic into whatever you try to communicate. It turns emotion into idealistic, dream like world; it makes action exist without clear goal or cause.
The supernatural turns the common into a story, and writers use this often to discuss issues relatable but alone uninteresting. Same works for pictures, in my opinion even better when the technical side of it doesn't take the attention. Nobody cares how you did it, it isn't a marvelous mystery in todays world.
Just like nobody is surprised if an author tells stories they actually haven't witnessed, describing things that actually don't exist. Knowing it's not real is precisely why it communicates so much, if used right.

[@TheHKBigboy]

A good one thanks for sharing!

[@DanielTuriman]

Thank you Christopher

[@ZEAPONTech]

thanks for sharing!

[@red.vision]

This is Soo good

[@ItsYourDream]

what kind of light is in this video? and what camera and lens are you shooting this video with? thanks

[@ChristopherBurress]

It's a falconeyes flexible led. And the cam is the a6500 with the sigma 16mm 1.4. I linked everything in the description for you.

[@moskvichshowarchive]

Почему так мало просмотров???! Где все?

[@ChristopherBurress]

Я не знаю! В последнее время здесь пусто. Поделись видео с друзьями.

[@moskvichshowarchive]

@@ChristopherBurress Я давно подписан на канал, и здесь раньше всегда были хорошие просмотры. Ютуб что-то мудрит:-( Желаю, чтобы всё наладилось!

[@ChristopherBurress]

Спасибо за поддержку. Я уверен, что взгляды вернутся.