Cinemagraph? Yeah maybe this word is new for you, but I am damn sure you will hear this word again and again in the future. Cinemagraph is a new technique in which we can create an image with movement.
You may be wondering what is difference in general gif images and these Cinemagraphs, Cinemagraphs look like image but having particular moving area similar to video.
This concept brought by Jamie Beck (fashion photographer) and Kevin Burg (graphic artist and designer). According to Miss Beck ‘Cinemagraph is something more than a photo but less than a video’. Here we collected 15 jaw dropping and amazing Cinemagraphs for you.
These images are big in size, so please grab a cup coffee and wait for few seconds. We will publish remaining Cinemagraphs tomorrow as a Part 2.
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Article by Suraj vibhute
Suraj+ is a passionate blogger, Web designer, SEO and founder of MachoArts.com Loves to share design and blogging related stuff.
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wow amazing , simply stunning , mind blowing !!!!
…photos look terrific! I’m really impressed. I’m already subscribed to this feed.
Absolutely amazing pictures !!!
its happening now!!!
here are mine: http://bit.ly/fepagani still in motion work
Hey Felipe, you have really nice collection! thanks for sharing it with us.
you are welcome… it’s something I’ve been working for a few months, trying to get the right balance and technique. ;-)
Look amazing, as far as technology wise it is still looped gif images but in much higher quality the first one is about 300K. I am wondering how do they make them – take pictures with high high-speed sensitive camera and then glue them together or animate only certain part of the image.
Yeah images are large in size, that’s why we divided post in two parts. You can check our second part where we also included video tutorial for creating these cinemagraphs.
Its looking like as if I am watching Harry Potter and he is watching his parents’ portrait.
lol yeah!
Whoah! Simply stunning! Luvett! :)
Really impressed. I’d never heard about this technique before, and it’s awesome. Seems really versatile, as well. Some of the images have a really other-worldly feel to them, especially the monikafemme one, which I loved. And some look like really nice, eye-catching adverts that I could easily see being used on many commercial websites. Off to see Part 2!
yeah really Jaw dropping photos
Here’s my contribution to this new and fun technique!
http://www.stevemarselstudio.com/blog/2011/05/26/cinemagraphs-bring-life-to-photos-on-the-web/
Wow Man ! how the hell did u made this ? cool man i love all the wallpapers they are really beautiful and i never saw them before. i like the train and pendent wallpapers man :) awesome :D
This is just amazing. Does anyone know where can I learn about the tecnique?
I LOVE this art form. Great way to reuse what was considered a dated technology and bring a new air of life to pictures. Just had a go at doing some myself. Would be great to hear what you think
http://andyvalentine.wordpress.com/2011/07/06/more-cinemagraphical-goodness/
I just did my first one for a client: http://moskvamodels.com/images/MVI_0608_frames.gif
Beautiful. Worth learning
For those looking to learn this technique – here’s a tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJBsXEfQm-Y
Your connection with the creator is very strong! Great work. God Bless you
‘Animated gifs’ is what they are called, and they been around a longgggggggg time;)
so much beautiful and love to learn on this techniques if someone share useful tutorials to me. thanks