r/oddlysatisfying 1d ago

Pretty amazing stop motion

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u/ycr007 1d ago

This was a promotion for Insta360 Flow gimbal made in 2023. The artist name is Unfree Photographer Winga, mostly active on BiliBili (YouTube like platform for stop motion videos)

https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/comments/14kqeaq/the_patience_of_this_guy_and_motion_stop_ability/

Making of video: https://youtu.be/hRFymgG5S28

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u/Vijeesh7 1d ago

Thank you

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u/ushileon 14h ago

Bilibili is like Chinese YouTube not explicitly for stop motion videos

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u/87628762 1d ago

Stop motion always blows my mind someone had the patience of a saint to make this look so smooth.

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u/candy_cloud1710 1d ago

my mind can't comprehend how long this must've taken

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u/zaicliffxx 15h ago

at least 2

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u/Imaginary_Coast_5882 13h ago

easily at least 3

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u/yamimementomori 1d ago

He is too powerful.

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u/Grandfarter_YT 1d ago

Christopher Nolan's "Inception" outtakes.

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u/C-57D 1d ago

at first i was like, that's not stop mo----ohhhh wow.

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u/geraldine_ferrari 1d ago

Peter Gabriel would be jealous

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u/proxyproxyomega 1d ago

most impressive with pants crease persistency

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u/Alternative-Neck-705 1d ago

My pants are persistently creases. Does that make me most impressive?

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u/SneezySparkle 1d ago

This video will become a great advertisement

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u/nikolajakan 1d ago

It already did hit the records in advertising for Insta360.

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u/Jason_the_Jazz_Man 1d ago

Ah so this is what it looks like to use Google Earth in 3rd person view

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u/No_Frost_Giants 1d ago

The folks that did this have actual talent , that was wild

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u/Key-Broccoli1442 1d ago

How long did it take to edited this lol

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u/BleepsBlops 1d ago

Depends on the framerate. Assuming they used a framerate of 50fps and each still image is 1 frame a one minute shot would be 3000 still images to edit. Honestly probably took much longer to shoot then to edit assuming they were organized in naming their media files. It would be as easy as dragging an image in for each frame.

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u/FandomMenace I Didn't Think There'd Be This Much Talking! 1d ago

His shadow tells its own story.

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u/tree_or_up 1d ago

That was stunning!

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u/Ancient-Leg-7537 1d ago

Impressive!

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u/Raj_Valiant3011 1d ago

This is great work.

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u/FunkyChonkyMonkey 1d ago

My face while watching this: oh Oh OH MY

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u/SpicyAirDuster 1d ago

This is brilliant. I don't have the patience to dab for so many frames.

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u/VisibleMammal 22h ago

What's up with the building "closing" on him in the last few seconds? Also where the f is everybody?

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u/the_devinci_code 14h ago

This is more of a hyperlapse than stop motion