http://fifthandcolumbia.com/5thColumbia_Final_web.wmv

That's a cool video, but how does it relate to OKC metro area?

it doesn't!

This video has better 3d computer graphics than the existing core-to-shore presentation. Although posted in the wrong area, it is still a good production nonetheless.

http://fifthandcolumbia.com/5thColumbia_Final_web.wmv


That is a very cool video and my favorite view of the Seattle skyline from West Seattle. Thanks for posting it. I was just reading about that project the other day and how they designed that tower around saving the church next door to it.

Maybe it doesn't belong here but there have been many other things posted that don't belong where they are posted either. Maybe a mod could move it.

This video has better 3d computer graphics than the existing core-to-shore presentation. Although posted in the wrong area, it is still a good production nonetheless.

I disagree. Skyline Ink blows that out of the water.

Skyline Ink (http://skylineink.com/)

Skyline Ink (http://skylineink.com/) not impressed

I disagree. Skyline Ink blows that out of the water.

Skyline Ink does very good work, no doubt. The only part of their work that I can't mark highly on is the blend between the elements and their surroundings, as well as the texture of some objects. For example, to me some things "stand out" and make it look too computer animated.

I've got to say I was really impressed with the internal detail and reflections of the "spiral up view" of the new building in the seattle video.

The other thing that stands out to me, as the viewer, are the scene changes. Notice how the seattle ones are real fluid and the ones from Core2Shore are mostly hard cuts various wipes?

Just IMO though. I also thought the choice of music made the video more exciting, although it had nothing to do with the animation.

I like the concept of showing all the buildings springing up and the years. Didn't think it was as good as Skyline's work though.

The new tower was rendered well, but all the buildings around it looked very flat, like they spent all their time on the main subject and just threw the background together.