(4) | 01/10/2012 | Translate: The impressive advertisement for the latest model of the Opus watches series, from horology Harry Winston. Made exclusively with computer graphics, takes us close to the accessories, the complexity and functionality of the clock.
The Audi R8 's ad for the SuperBowl For this year's SuperBowl, the Audi advertisement compares a ride on the new model R8 V10 Plus 610 hp, with a trip to the Moon.
A digital face to the latest graphics technology Activision, the company unveiled a rendering method photo-realistic characters which move in real time, using the current computer technology that currently circulate on the market.
How drivers use the feature “bounce” of Mercedes In the GLE models of Mercedes-Benz cars, a function has been added "bounce", which serves to unstick the vehicle from mud, sand or snow. But many drivers use it for fun.
How Big Ben's clock works Jared Owen created a 3D animation, which presents in detail the whole mechanism of operation of the Big Ben clock.
Building a model of the Hoover Dam Mr.Construction builds a model of the famous Hoover Dam in Nevada, USA, and uses a dynamo to simulate the operation of the hydroelectric plant located at the dam.
The rotor challenge A man stands on top of a helicopter rotor, and rotates as the engine starts. This is an impressive 3d animation by MBG CORE (from beginning to end we see computer graphics), which was done with the help of a Rokoko smartsuit motion detection suit.
A new phone that turns into an old one Motorola's folding Razr smartphone, has a retro function that turns it into the 2004 model of the same name.
Requiem for a grinder After the death of a very beloved wheel, all the friends of the power tool came to pay tribute, accompanying him on his last journey. A very moving funeral.
Elevator with disco function In the building that houses the advertising company Publicis in San Francisco, there is a very fun elevator. A panel allows the user to choose between 4 different functions.
The introduction of the series “ThunderCats” with 3D graphics Mike Booth recreated the introduction of the animated series "ThunderCats" with computer graphics. The Thundercats series first aired in 1985, and lasted until 1989. Younger ones may be familiar with the Thundercats remake, which retained the original title and was released in 2011.
A father hides from his daughter A dad discovered a trick to quietly read on the couch without being bothered by his daughter every 5 minutes. In the video, computer graphics were used to hide the father behind the sign with the colors of the sofa.
Transforming a broken laptop to an all-in-one PC Matt from the DIY Perks channel shows us how he integrated the components of a broken laptop on a screen, to create a one piece desktop computer.
Computer parts cover “Beat It” the Floppotron, a band comprising computer components and created by the Pole Paweł Zadrożniak, programmed to interpret the piece "Beat It" of Michael Jackson.
A detailed model airplane made of paper The last decade, the designer Luca Iaconi-Stewart manufactures an incredibly detailed model of a Boeing 777 using only paper and glue.
The twin towers erased from photos in documentary of 1986 In this excerpt from the documentary "Dream Machine: The Visual Computer" 1986 for digital computer graphics and animation, is a photo editing display. In one of them, erased the twin towers of the World Trade Center from photos.