4K sony action cam goes on a color adventure with 200,000 sticky notes

4K sony action cam goes on a color adventure with 200,000 sticky notes
all images courtesy of action cam

to demonstrate the quality of sony’s recently-introduced 4K action cam — a compact, lightweight camera that shoots active scenes in high-definition — a japanese studio led by kanji suto has recorded a short film called ‘color adventure’ to show off its abilities in capturing motion.

through the design of a roller-coaster-like rig, the camera journeys through a landscape made up of more than 200,000 sticky note sheets. a team of four accompany the camera throughout its trip, creating an interactive and dynamic scene around it using the colorful paper pads and tabs.

while flying drones maneuver up and down, carrying with them an accordion of sticky notes, the camera slowly pans around the scene, capturing a forest of green squares and a rainbow, at the end of the ride. watch the video below to see the 4K sony action cam explore the vibrant, paper wonderland.

a team of four accompany the camera down the roller-coaster-like rig

paper squares make dynamic moves throughout the scene

the team interacts with the sticky notes in front of the camera

flying drones lift an accordion of paper sticky notes in the air

a fan of rainbow paper notes marks the end of the camera’s journey

the sony 4K cam zooms past a rainbow of sticky notes

project credits:

director: kanji suto
art direction: tatsuya saito
technical director: hikaru hori
sound direction: yuta uozumi
music: takayuki joe
production: rock’n roll japan

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