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[15MagicalYears]

Amazing ! After seeing the tilt shift videos for the American parks I was hoping for a Dlp version, so pretty.

I know its been said a few times before but this could be the most powerful form of advertisment for Dlp, showing how beautiful the parks are. Rather than flashy, cheap looking animations.

[Festival Disney]

I was just reading the post on the Disney Parks blog and read this comment posted by John somone or other...

j on March 16th, 2011 at 2:56 pm
I am intrigued by the Slinky Dog ride. I have never been to Disneyland Paris before, but after seeing this video, I just might have to go to my local county fair for the same experience!

You tell 'em John... haha  =D>

[Nicholas-c]

@Nicholas-c

You might want to look at the cheaper option, getting a Canon PowerShot S95 compact camera, which has a built-in Tilt Shift mode that allows you to shoot videos like this:

[youtube:3hrmqdc6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV736owqsac&feature=related[/youtube:3hrmqdc6]

Oh yeah, there is many alternatives, You can post process and get the effect, however post-processing doesn't have quite the same effect (not saying the camera does post process it but lenses on DSLR's > *)

[Adam]

Fantastic video. It has to be an advert in the future!

[simonandwendy626]

The official Disney Parks blog has posted a tilt shift viedo of DLRP. I think it is the best one of all Disney tilt shift videos, it looks really great

Trivia: this video was made by a team of Disneyland Paris cast members, unlike the WDW vids which were made by an external company.

This has to be the Best video of DLP I have ever seen. It made me smile big time. They should definitely use it as the official advert :thumbs:

I especially loved the parades. They looked just like a scale model coming to life.

LOVED IT!!!!! =D>  /

[junglebaggie]

Just watched this for the second time and I agree that it would make a great official advertisement on the television for DLP.  It is different and appealing to all ages.  The Cast Members at DLP who made it should be rewarded for this!!!  BRILLIANT!!!!!

[Timbo]

I absolutely loved this , it made the parks look great fun without resorting to slushy , magical theme !

[alternativerock123]

This is absolutely fantastic. I showed it to my parents too and they thought it was every unique.  
The music is also pretty cute. ^^

Edit: Oh yeah, that would make an awesome tv-ad too. =]

[_Natalie_x]

AMAZING!!! i loved that! made me smile through the whole thing.
ive never seen such an effect before but mesmerised me how big thunder mountain etc looked like a play toy :lol: hard to believe its real scale, they definitely should use these vids as adverts.
Bravo to the CMs who made it!!! xx

[DisneyManiac]

Could someone tell me what that song is called ASAP? The song makes it sound like it's... Small! So please could someone tell me! Thanks! :thumbs:

 :ears: DisneyManiac :ears:

[Auroura86]

Agreed, best video of DLRP I've seen, it's put a huge grin on my face.

[DisneyManiac]

I see no one has replied to me for a while, it's just that... The song is really bugging me! Just please tell the name of it please!

 :ears: DisneyManiac :ears:

[DedicatedToDLP(Steve)]

I've been wondering whether to buy a new camera for my trip next week and which one to get. I was almost certain I wanted the Panasonic GF3, and now I know it records video in miniature mode I'm sold.

[jj554]

I have been coming on the forums for a while now and every time I saw the heading of this thread I kind of assumed I'd already watched the video for some reason.... I definitely hadn't! I just watched it yesterday for the first time and was totally entranced by it! It's such a fun and quirky little video and I love how it makes the enormous Disney parks look like a little model town. I sent it straight over to my OH and said "THIS IS SO COOL!" - he agreed, although was perhaps less enthusiastic about it lol. I know everyone has said it but I really agree this could be the centre of a fab advertising campaign. I think the Mickey bit at the start is perfect, as though he is conjuring up all these magical goings on.

"Tilt-shift videos like these use different photo angles, focus settings and color saturation adjustments to make the subject of a photo appear miniature.
It took more than seven months and 4,000 photographs to produce this 2:38-minute clip."

Seven months?? :O

Worth it though.