Miniature City featuring Vividblaze "Tight Rope (Floor Mix)"
Many of the tilt-shift/timelapse movies we have featured here on digital urban have been created using a fake title shift effect. The movie below by mockmoon uses a ARAX 2.8/35mm Tilt & Shift lens…
Read →IGN's Top 10 Game Engines
IGN has just published an interesting article on the top 10 game engines - Webster's Dictionary defines a 'game engine'…
Panorama Ball Vision: Spherical Display
The movie below details a spherical display under the name of Panorama Ball Vision: The display seems suitable for use…
Unity: Project Double Zero
Project double zero is a FPS running in the Unity game engine, the project is being developed collaboratively by…
The "Nations Experience Tower" Project, Dubai Skyscraper
The Nations Experience Tower is a Dubai based skyscraper project exploring the idea of linking the globe together via a…
HDR Meets After Effects
High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography brings out the full vibrancy of urban images. Brian Przypek has combined HDR with…
City Timelapse: Tokyo and Yokohama
Timelapse imagery provides a unique way to portray to the city, carrying on in our series of timelapse city movies we…
Urban Television: This is My City
This is My City - Trailer from Tim Kafalas on Vimeo . Young travelers don’t look for guidebooks or gift shops to help…
Augmented Reality with the Sauerbraten Game Engine
In the clip above the Sauerbraten game engine is used to render a game map in real time onto a video feed. The game is…
Chicago Architecture Foundation: Chicago Model City
How does a city as vast and complex as Chicago take shape? What are the consequences—intended and unintended—of urban…
Architectural Visualization: LoftStudios
Architectural Animation from Alex Kadrileyev on Vimeo . LoftStudio is a Finnish based architectural , planning and…
TwitARound: Augmented Reality Tweets in the City
TwittARound is an augmented reality Twitter viewer on the iPhone 3GS. It shows live tweets around your location on the…
PhoneGap: Open Source Development Tool for iPhone/Android and Blackberry
Yesterday we posted our Live London Weather 'semi app' for mobile devices . This got us thinking that there must be an…