Topic: International Centre of photojournalism

[Francan]

Here is the project of the future international photojournalism Centre in Perpignan

[V&B]

Really great project. Your music is very well done and combines good with the slow camerawork.
I noticed some things:
The resolution of the images is really low.
Your Sectioncut is nicely done but misses some faces. This reminds me on a good plugin you can use for this in the future (if you use Sketchup):
http://www.skalp4sketchup.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?t=46&v=fI64WOnA0x4

Keep up the good work!

Laurens

[Serget704]

Travail superbe François! Comme à l'habitude.

Very well done as usual!

Congrats!

[Francan]

Thanks Serge and V&B

Sorry V&B, I do not use Sketchup but I will soon take it.

It is always nice when the animations really serve some purpose.
There is every year 4 million visitors who come to this festival "Visa pour l'image".
With a little luck, 2 million people will pass, in front of the video and go see this video.
Good, I just delirium. 

http://www.lindependant.fr/2015/09/01/visa-le-centre-international-de-photojournalisme-prend-forme,2078429.php

[BABE™]

Well done Francan 

[Francan]

Thank you Master 

Do you know this festival. Your compatriots are well represented.

I wait for you next year.  You may win an award   

http://www.visapourlimage.com/index.do

[Kristijan Tavcar]

Great work Francan. Thanx for sharing.

[Francan]

Thanks Kristijan

Here are some pictures direct from the vidéo

[Fourteen]

Excuse me, i have question

Does it possible to save scenes from sketch up to import in lumion ?

[peterm]

Hi Fourteen

You 'save' (export or load) models in SketchUp for use in Lumion.  SketchUp Scenes are SketchUp camera animations and not used in Lumion.

If your question does not relate to the topic, please start a new topic and post your question in the Guest Section: General Discussions Board.

Welcome to the Lumion forum  .

[Gilson Antunes]

Great video Francan.
I had lost this topic.
Congratulations


Some images even seen in a few seconds, talk a lot.
The art of journalism.

[Francan]

Thank you Gilson.
For this project, I have been fortunate to receive several pictures of the greatest world reporters, plying conflicts for us to share their testimonies.
This was very difficult for me to choose wich photos to put on the walls, because these photos are all, very poignant.
The one you chose, comes from the French photojournalist Edouard Elias.
Taken on 08/16/2014 in Central African Republic for the Sangaris Operation with french legionnaires.

[Gilson Antunes]

Really, they are very impressive.
Congratulations to all of you