Crazy camera trick takes the Hitchcock zoom to a whole new LSD level

You know the Hitchcock rapid climb issue : A photographic camera on a dolly moves back or forward as the crystalline lens zoom in or out , changing the field of view . French photographerMicaël Reynaudhascreated a new magnetic variation of the technique — which you may see above — combining the dolly rapid climb with slit - scan picture taking .

Thedolly soar effect was developed“by Irmin Roberts , a Paramount second - unit camera operator , and was excellently used by Alfred Hitchcock in his filmVertigo . ”The slit - scan is a technique that involves excerpt a upright individual picture element across-the-board line from each telecasting frame and then recombining them into a new video .

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