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16:9 = 2x internets
1920x1080 = 5x internets
100000000 internets = 1x internet high-five from moot and pewdiepie!
Can you tell I like natural stuff?
Last one for now, recatchpa is shitting on me
Youre welcome
>>6584683
good thread buddy thasnks
Why are food walls always the ones with the biggest res?
>>6585909
I just 1-up'd you Anon.
>>6586121
I don't know about that, too much color for my taste.
Didn't know I needed these.
>>6585579
Does anyone know how they made these little cubes? They're caf (cool af)
>>6586536
>caf (cool af)
cringe
anyway, they just cut a bunch of food into inch by inch pieces and took a picture of them
>>6586597
Do you think they have a special cube shaped cutter? It looks like they used a metal box with both ends removed and sliced excess material off off the open parts to make it cubical. I should try it, looks iaf (interesting af)
>>6586603
found an article on it:
>So, how did they make the cubes and why do they look so tasty? Photoshop? CGI trickery? Nay—"We kept away from Photoshop as much as possible after the compositing, so to get it out in the air: all cubes are real." Lernert and Plug explain that the cubes were cut using a tool designed specifically for the project by their carpenter, something like a modified Mandolin slicer. Each near-perfect 2.5 cm cube was cut over the course of their five-day shoot. "If you look really closely at the picture, you will see they aren’t perfect cubes after all; they all have tiny imperfections," Lernert & Sander point out. "The food looks great because is was cut just before we took the photo. The cubes are all radiating from the fresh cut."
>>6585579
Another version
>>6586619
Gr8 Pape m8
But that fucking mic boom almost ruins it
>>6586618
Damn, that's aaf (amazing af). I would hate to be the one who has to clean that up after they warm up and start leaking tobh. Actually, it would be cool to see a perfect setup like this after it has decayed a little.
