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2 years ago

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by Keith Loutit

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Hi, I will continue to post here, but my new work has a home at keithloutit.com with updates at:

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This is a personal project that would not have been possible without the support of Sydney Ports Corporation & Patrick.

©2009 COPYRIGHT - All Rights reserved

Project info @ vimeo.com/channels/keithloutitssydney

Thanks to:

Patrick: Mick Egan & Emmanuel Papagiannaki
Sydney Ports Corporation: Geneveive Bonello, Tina Chin & Adrian Hawes
Albert Music: Rachel Kelly

Music:

“WITH THIS SHIP” [Mister Speed Remix]
Composed by K. Schroeder/W. De Backer
Performed by The BASICs
© 2009 ORiGiN Music Publishing / Albert Music
Used with permission
thebasics.com.au/

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Artist Info @ keithloutit.com

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Billynom8 2 years ago

another great model boat display! xD
Joe Primmer 2 years ago

SERIOUSLY...YOU'VE GOT THIS DOWN. and now that you're getting better angles to play with it helps with your art tremendously! good work... we'll see your commercials soon.
Samuel Cockedey 2 years ago

Amazing as usual. Keith you are the true master of tilt shift time lapse!
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Thanks Sam!
Ash Davies 2 years ago

Once again an incredible video.
Your work continues to amaze and inspire me.
I've just posted it on my website to share with everyone else.
photoguides.net/bathtub-v
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hi Ash, Thanks for the add!
Michael Rissi 2 years ago

Awesome! Just wanted to write the same thing as Samuel :-) Absolutely stunning dolly shot!
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Thanks Michael!
BR 2 years ago

The best one. Travellings are amzaing.
lucy pepper 2 years ago

what they said! Sydney light is so good for tilt shift. Beautiful
Marley 2 years ago

Fantastic work again Keith, great colours....
I think sydney airport is next :)
Benon Koebsch 2 years ago

you are the soul reason i constantly search ebay for the odd TS lens that may pop up for sale. brilliant stuff mate.
Dan Patmore 2 years ago

Fantastic work, thanks for sharing. I love the tracking shot from high on the container crane.
Renato Dibelčar 2 years ago

Excellent work! For me you a master of video!
Alex 2 years ago

amazing! what lenses are those and can u expand on how the dolly shots were accomplished?
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hi Alexander,
The Crane was the Dolly. Cheers,
Oasis Directive 2 years ago

I love your work, and I really wish I was still living in Sydney! I'm so jealous of you and your TS Lens. Take care, and keep up the fantastic output!!!
Antonio Pinto Ribeiro 2 years ago

Keith, you are getting better by the minute! Your trained eye is manifesting itself sharper and sharper. Great Job!
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Thanks Antonio - that's a great compliment!
Antonio Pinto Ribeiro 2 years ago

And I've corrected the typo ;) few hours of sleep...
Eric Ulbrich 2 years ago

sick, always awesome sir.
Peter Saul 2 years ago

That was great Keith, especially the panning shots.
Jonathan Farber 2 years ago

i have given up trying to re-create the effect, I'll just enjoy your work instead. Another superb job.!
David Coiffier 2 years ago

Another great part in your bathtub serie! The dolly on the crane is just perfect!
Some closeups have some jitter that you could easily get rid of with a stabilization. What post package are you using actually ?
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hi David - Thanks for picking this - Will upload a new version soon. FCP.
Angel Apostolski 2 years ago

Brilliant Keith! How many shooting days?
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hi Angel - For the Port Shots it took 3 x 3 hours on different days. Lots of no starts due to weather at this time of year. The intro scenes were shot a while back.
trev 2 years ago

Oh wow! So amazing! The music and video was made for each other. I don't know about anyone else but it was very dramatic for me! Awesome!
Christoph Schaarschmidt 2 years ago

amazing new stuff. the camera movement is stunning. i tried this time-lapse-tilt-shift´s on my own, but i have to practice a lot to get it as perfect as you. thanks for all of your videos
Brönnimann 2 years ago

it looks like you used the biggest dolly cam on earth :)
hope that you can adjust the jitter.
greatings from the "no sea land"
switzerland
jörg
envirotex 2 years ago

Thanks Keith. Another triumph. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Batmkana 2 years ago

wow fantastic !!!
I love Sydney, it remind me my wedding trip ;-)
Thanks !
planetMitch 2 years ago

Keith - brilliant. You've inspired lots of folks and this one is tops as well.

If I may ask... many people believe you're using the Canon EOS 5D Mark II because of the quality of your work, but I suspect that you're not. I've been looking for information on your equipment but haven't been able to find any authoritative links... would you be willing to share what you're using?

I just made a post on my blog yesterday with other tilt shifts done with the 5D mk ii. Thought you and others might like to see:
blog.planet5d.com/2009/06/tiltshift-timelapse-canon-eos-5d-mark-ii-miniature-magic/

Thanks for sharing your beautiful work!
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hi Mitch - I shoot with Nikon D3 Bodies. Cheers,
Hugo Santos 2 years ago

Great job!!! ;)
Diego Bolsoni 2 years ago

Our super realistic (Y):)
Peter Aquino 2 years ago

Keith, what can I say? It's inspired and sublime. I should invest time in learning your technique myself, but you remain the master.
Adam Campbell 2 years ago

Loved it, Keith. This is my favourite series! I really appreciate your attention to detail, the vibrant colours... its really nice viewing.
Gustavo Díaz 2 years ago

Like always i loved it!
kaspars 2 years ago

awesome video! great feel in it.
but i stil don't understand where that blur comes from in tilt-shift photography. can someone please explain me these things? because it looks like the blur is just postproduced. thanks. :)
marc montebello 2 years ago

the fact that most of these frames work so brilliantly as still images speaks volumes on your attention to detail. this 'video' is truly a joy to watch.. and not shot on one of those newfangled D'V'SLR's. amen brotha!
Neil Sanders 2 years ago

this is the technique they should've used to shoot the live action thunderbirds film.
Lovely as always and nice use of The Basics too.
Annie 2 years ago

WOW!!!
YOU ARE THE MASTER OF THIS STUFF!!! :)))))))
Great footage mate, how did you get the footage that looked like you were standing right on the very top of the bridge's north pillions....MAGIC! ABSOLUTELY MAGIC!
God hasn't the old Botany changed, port Botany wasn't there when I left Sydney. I still remember the old wooden coal pier that use to be there & dad and I use to fish off it....I caught the BIGGEST leather jacket you've ever seen off that pier :)))))
Those shots are Amazing mate... STUNNING STUFF
Love it! Love it!! Love it!!!
BRAVO!!!
Maximiliano 2 years ago

Excelente, felicitaciones un muy buen trabajo. Desde hace un tiempo que veo Valparaíso en mi mente con la técnica y tratamiento de tus videos.
:)
Saludos desde Viña el Mar, Chile
Miguel Sánchez 2 years ago

Awesome work. I like specially the end of the video.
Andrew Curtis 2 years ago

Amazing photography as always, Keith!
Sylvain Bourjac 2 years ago

the travelling is amazing
Leah Sakellarides 2 years ago

i love all of your bathtubs!! and this one no less! great work!
Jared Foster 2 years ago

I want to see trains next. I'm a huge fan!
americanvirus 2 years ago

Amazing Keith!!!
Evan Norris 2 years ago

Amazing sir. Fantastic and thanks for sharing with us. Sometime I hope to do one of these...
Great vid!!!
Matt Berenz 2 years ago

Incredible man, awesome work.
Simon Prager 2 years ago

A masterpiece! The camera movement "through the air" is amazing.
Klim Levene 2 years ago

FANTASTIC! Absolutely love it! The angles, the music, the atmosphere... and all those colors. AWESOME!!
Andrew Gallagher 2 years ago

Absolutely amazing. Great camera movement and color!
いちまい 2 years ago

Very nice.
How many pics does it take to make this kind of movie?
And how do you do it, set some interval?

Inspiring as hell.
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hi - It depends a lot on the subject. In some cases I've been lucky enough to get away with under 15,000 stills. Other films like Bathtub IV took a lot more taken over the whole summer. Cheers,
Jim Helton 2 years ago

so bad ass man
jorgen.endert 2 years ago

Great Vid! Made me smile :)

Cheers
Jorgen
Alexander Kesselaar 2 years ago

Another great film Keith. I love that yu incorporated camera movement. I've got 3 questions for you:

1. How did you manage the zoom? I'm guessing in post.
That brings me to the next one.
2. What file size do you capture the stills in? and finally
3. What tilt shift lenses do you use with the d3 bodies?

Cheers,

Alex
Tze Hern 2 years ago

this video is impressive! i love how you filmed the guys walking down the flight of steps. and the containers somehow remind me of lego blocks(:
Rob Unfire 2 years ago

I love it. You've made these scenes look so unreal.
James Lane 2 years ago

again... Amazing.
Hak en Haai 2 years ago

and.. I Like the music of the Basics
Freedom Kit 2 years ago

Keith- totally brilliant concepts and execution. Your work is new to me... just watched them all. For me, the clear standout is Bathtub IV because of the music. Your style is so personal and powerful - very broad and open-minded - I really think it is best served by music with equal depth and emotion. The techno-dance music is a bit stagnant and shallow, in my opinion, and cheapens the experience. (works better for commercial purposes, i imagine). Whereas Bathtub IV really soars.

Keep up the fantastic work, however you see fit, of course! You deserve endless praise (and reward) for your efforts.
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hi Freedom Kit - Thanks for the feedback. K
endemicworld.com 2 years ago

I could watch that all day. My dream job, apart from running endemicworld.com would be driving a tug boat.
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Thanks - endemic. i know what you mean. I couldn't keep the cameras off them..
peterg 2 years ago

Very very good, as always! All best...
Chad Beaty 2 years ago

Keith.. Amazing as usual my man. I love how you added some key framing and "dolly" movement to a couple of the shots... brought it to a whole new level. Your stuff always gives me goosebumps. I also enjoyed the soundtrack...
Joseph Ferguson 2 years ago

These always make my night, thank you.
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Thanks Joseph!
Shutterbox Films 2 years ago

Amazing! The best yet!
Eric Mortelmans 2 years ago

Keith, you blew me away... again...

Every time, you really discover new creative elements that add so much more value to the movies.

Guess you are now working with a team?...
Stu Rap 2 years ago

Fantastic stuff yet again Keith

and linked as usual, because this is some love that needs spreading

yelpar.blogspot.com/2009/06/bathtub-v.html
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Great - Thanks Stu.
Al Barao 2 years ago

Fantastic again!!!
Keep getting better ;)
Bert Reimer 2 years ago

That is great!
P Clarke Thomas 2 years ago

love the shot w/ the tug & winch; looked like a Thomas the Tank engine shot
Frederic Vercammen 2 years ago

You are the world champion of these technique !!!
Great stuff
a jealous fan
Mark Hafley 2 years ago

These are awesome and getting awesomer. You are clearly getting more adventurous in your use of moving cameras and subjects at the same time. I watch these over and over. GREAT work.
ungatonipon 2 years ago

Great job. I don't happen to like the tilt shift effect that much but the effort you've put in here is considerable, very well done. Liked the video a lot. Good music choice too.
tim warren 2 years ago

the best yet. well done
archie 2 years ago

u have master it to perfection
Claudia Robinson 2 years ago

I love your vids!!!
Richard Huntington 2 years ago

Amazing work, Keith! I'm always mesmerized when you upload a new video! Thank you so much for sharing you work with us!
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hey Richard - Thanks mate.
Stephen SetteDucati 2 years ago

I just can't get over this, mate. I have watched this one video a dozen times and I am spellbound....
Your work has inspired me to seek out new life and new civilizations.
Hands down. Incredible.
Steve Richer 2 years ago

You've inspired me. Thank you!
Dave T 2 years ago

N'other great film!
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Thanks Dave - It's almost sculptures time again - so see you down there!
Stephen 2 years ago

This is SO COOL.. and another fantastic example of your work Keith! I can't wait for your first "Feature Film"! I could watch your work for hours
Paul Johannessen 2 years ago

Awesome - the tracking shots are fantastic - puts it in a whole new class.
Giulivo Navigante 2 years ago

unbelievable, looks like lego!
Tan Kaiquan 2 years ago

OMG, just OMG...
Kent Cypert 2 years ago

I hope to make some thing like this some day.
that was cool!
KP GRAFIX 2 years ago

good stuff... tilt-shift hardware or software?
alan halfhill 2 years ago

Great video. Thank you. That tilt shift lens gives a totally different look. Do you use a timer for your D3? I have done time lapse with my still camera but don't have one. I take one frame at a time.
Andres Villegas 2 years ago

looks amazing... did u had to edit each shot by shot? then composite it together?
Keith Loutit 2 years ago

Hey Andreas - timelapse with tilted lenses, converted to video.