TURNTABLE FILMS is a folk rock band based in Kyoto, Japan,
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Official site: http://turntablefilms.com/
made up of Yosuke Inoue(Vocals,Guitar), Kento Tani(Bass), Natsuki Tamura(Drums) and Nozomi Funada(Keyboard).

Started by founding members Yosuke and Kento just to make something interesting that today's youth could play in their bedrooms, it really took off as a band in 2008 when Natsuki and Nozomi joined. Sensitive romantic songwriting, expressive inprovisation-filled performances, and a gauzy nostalgic sound influenced by American roots rock shows a softer alternate world view in these troubling modern times.

Come dance the night away into the morning with us.

Portrait
Turntable Films Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Portrait' by these artists:

A Wedding Anniversary The guard of the feelings that watches over flames the pains…
A.M. Breakups Take...a position you feel is for you c condition so old…
Aiden Two men entered and I thought I was dreaming. I heard…
alt-J Tell me how you wanna be portrayed, now You can have…
Alt-J (∆) / Daljit Dhaliwal Tell me how you wanna be portrayed, now You can have…
Ammonia Wash Got lost can't remember She dreams of sinking ships while th…
Bad Religion Nothing more, nothing less, An icon on the wall, decoration …
Celtus The time has come to face each other Sister, brother, mother…
Chalice Do I only have conviction When my opinion lives in isolatio…

Cheri Dennis feat. Yung Joc [Speak] Cheri Dennis J-O-C I Love you Cheri [Yung Joc] Mama…
Cheri Dennis Feat. Yung Joc And Gorilla Zoe [Speak] Cheri Dennis J-O-C I Love you Cheri [Yung Joc]…
Coven His portrait hanging, face betraying, Wicked gleamin eyes o…
Dear Ephesus She's a princess in her name alone And how her beauty…
Die Monster Die The house is very quiet now... Their voices have all been…
Duke Special Paint my picture if you must Please remember to be kind But…
EnteTainment Auf dass ich es bald vom Boden Hoch zum Thron geschafft…
Etro Anime Blue portrait with green lips a look of serenity The sorrow…
Face the Fact What you see is just myself Every shiny memory is…
Farewell To Freeway Descending down to a place I never thought I′d see again Sel…
Five Or Six 悲しみを抜けてまた生まれる夢で見たい景色を浮かべたらまた終りない旅に出よう同じ時間を同じように笑いあうだけ…
Forest Sun Color is my sanctuary I take refuge in brilliant hues And th…
Gaze when will you say hello when will you say hello to…
Gazelle & the Bear weekend been here taking care of everything although it isn'…
Golden Vessel Try to believe Try to be brave Try to sleep it suffocates…
gospelmusicasforever.blogspot.com - P.O.D. You're not who they say you are They made you the…
gospelmusicasforever.blogspot.com - P.O.D.; You're not who they say you are They made you the…
Hocus Pocus Elodie Rama Il vient au monde quand tu clique sur "Play" Sa pompe…
House of Krazees Portrait Of A Killer The 1st suspect The mind of Jeffrey D…
Human Impact SURROUNDED BY THIEVES HOW TO TRUST, WHAT TO BELIEVE LEAVE NO…
IHF I’ll give you all my love, give you all my…
J-CAST we have come. and we are here for you. the…
Jeremy Larson Silent halls and empty room A mirrored image I presume It'…
Jonnine Eehhhh ehhhh yeeahhh Eehhhh ehhhh Eehhhh ehhhh yeeahhh I'l…
Josephine We are, are society We are, what we saw on tv When…
Juliet's Wishing Well Took some time but there are So many things I finally…
Kansas He had a thousand ideas You might have heard his name He…
Kansas (2) He had a thousand ideas, you might have heard his…
King Diamond "My Mother Was Obsessed By Evil Jealousy She Didn't Want Nob…
LAMP IN TERREN 例えば目を覚ましたその朝に僕が僕じゃなくても不思議じゃないだろう君を見るときと同じように僕の目じゃ僕は見えないか…
LIONSHEART It's not him I must 've made a mistake He's hardly…
M.H.V 悲しみを抜けてまた生まれる夢で見たい景色を浮かべたらまた終りない旅に出よう同じ時間を同じように笑いあうだけ…
Magnus Rising A portrait of Jesus Hangs on my filthy wall As the nails…
Mariah Carey Where do I go from here? How do I disappear? Here beyond…
Matchbook Romance Love, bring me the head of jealousy This curse is the…
Mauves Jouer le nouveau jeu Appeler les adieux Qu’en pensez-vous? L…
Muruhuay in amber, like insect trapped trapped we forgot we forgot a …
Oliver Well, there’s a portrait of my grandfather The part of me…
P.O.D. You're not who they say you are They made you the…
Rim'K J'ai un petit problème avec la fume Boozillé le shit fait…
Robyn Sherwell Here is our picture, in white and black Keep all your…
Still Life Projector It's who's ever gone away and listened to the silent words …
Stoods Portrait Stoods - www.stoods.com Chorus IÂll paint a portr…
Symphony in Peril we serve god in the image that we have painted. honor…
Take That Life slow down You've gone too fast And words begin to mean…
The Anmer I am looking around myself In destructive world You feel dis…
The Appleseed Cast we have come. and we are here for you. the…
The Autumn Offering She's draped across the bathtub Or lying on the floor So c…
The Coven His portrait hanging, face betraying, Wicked gleamin eyes of…
THE GOA EXPRESS You paint my portrait in the foyer of fancy bars And…
The North Atlantic Orchestra and Cast we have come. and we are here for you. the…
The Upper Room We hate everyone we meet Cause they think that they are…
Uncaught in Promise Laid to rest I haven't walked in so many years I don't…
Unprocessed I've been crowned king from when I was born I'm in…
V-OR 悲しみを抜けてまた生まれる夢で見たい景色を浮かべたらまた終りない旅に出よう同じ時間を同じように笑いあうだけ…
Varıous Artısts Hold your breath quiet now dont say a word You could…
Winterpills The photographer's impatient as the train pulls out of the…

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Misleading Interpretations I've got to be in love I've got to be in…

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Comments from YouTube:

@noapplicablelabel

7y↑1

Really appreciate you taking the time to put this together. I've been putting together some stop motion video in recent months and wanted a good method I could be fully in control of to get 360 loops (without breaking the bank). Your method is brilliantly simple and I learned more than I expected to from watching this. Thanks so much!

@doylelacrua

7y↑176

Dude. This video is incredibly well crafted. Thank you for your time and effort.

@bambini6651

7y↑6

I agree! :)

@ptabakis

4y↑3

Video is very good. Audio is giving headaches

@raekobabii

Agreed!

@djalanemohamedamine6295

5y↑3

Short, effective, organised, direct shoot to the goal, one complete and a whole tutorial of perfection, thank you a lot

@RetroRailroading

7y↑11

Great video. Couple of technical comments:

Nikon DSLRs close the aperture in Live View mode (I think), so the problem with exposure variances in repeated aperture closings doesn't apply to that mode.

The need for cropping from 3:2 to 16:9 could be eliminated by using a camera that supports 16:9 directly. Most mirrorloss cameras do. Also adapters for fitting "old school" film camera lenses to both Micro 4/3rds and E Mount cameras are cheap and this approach avoids the exposure variance problem as well.

The quality of this setup is outstanding. A video cannot match the quality of multiple raw images. However one smooth rotation shot in video mode is all one needs for a "good enough" 360 degree video product shot. Your setup makes this much easier to do with manual rotation.

@ThatIsleFoxChannel

6y↑4

Have to say, your instructions are super clear, the audio and video are fantastic, and the whole idea behind this is brilliant! Excellent tutorial!

@AndresGonzalez-nj5ky

Awesome video, thanks a lot for sharing these awesome tips. Quick Questions: do you foresee any problems using a lightbox to place the turntable on instead of three soft boxes? For a larger product like a sneaker, is it feasible to attempt a focus stack on each frame to keep the object mostly in focus? TIA!

@greatwesternproductscompan9491

6y↑2

Thank you for taking the time to explain how to make a professional 360 image. This is a new endeavor, and you have helped me tremendously!

@hudsonhillmanufacturing

3y↑1

I am speechless!! This is incredible- thank you so much. You just changed my life and allowed me to properly shoot my products.

@MrAtomicPhotography

6y↑3

Thanks for the tutorial. I just wanted to ask you something, if I may. In which position do you place the product to set the focus for maximum depth-of-field? In the specific case of the elephant, would you place it with the trunk closest to the camera? In that case, would you set your focus at the belly? Thanks in advance.

@romansthirteen-four8626

I was looking at this for a turntable for scale model display & your video thoroughly covers sooo much!! Excellent work! Thank you.

@EscapeNightaustralia

Such a great tutorial, you explained everything really well and on a short time, thank you for this.

@marcelthomassen3152

2y↑1

Thank you for making and sharing this video. I was searching the net (as many others) to come up with something simple that still can provide good quality as I want to do some 3D scanning of small objects to print in 3D later on. Looking at taping the measuring tape on the side of the table gave me the idea of a better solution. I am now using an old vinyl record player, it turns smooth and best of all, there are 3 different scales of increments already on the side of the rotating table, no need for a measuring tape and I can choose different angles. It works fantastic for an “as is” turntable bought for $15 at the thrift store! Phase 2 will be making a “soft box” to put on the turntable so I eliminate shadows with products that are a bit rounded at the bottom of the product.

@PaulIstoan

7y↑1

That's exactly what I use for 360. The measuring tape is a good addition. Thanks for the tips!

@modnedenarnice

Thank you very much for well described and very useful video! Nevertheless I have just two comments:
1.) It is not "inexpensive" as you said. Your concrete environment setup is very professional and expensive (2,316.42 USD only for DSLR 😕)
2.) I bought totally same Lazy Lucy and in the center on the axis there is a 1 cm gap/space, so whole product position is not fixed on exactly the right place during rotation

@RobSkovellPhotography

3y↑1

OMG, I went through 5-6 turntables from IKEA, all of them would either be out of center or just a little skewed, or the wood would be slightly deformed.
It drove me nuts! Gave them all alway, then I found a nice glass/metal turntable from an opshop (thrift store) for $1 at it was perfect!
I used a length of white painters masking tape and marked off 1 cm lines. Then did exactly the same as you.
From time to time I make “heritage images” for older clients and instead of using my Canon, I simply use my smartphone and one of the Apps to make the transitions.

@AlnawazInternational

I am very impressed with your video and thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have provided important information in a very simple way. This is the first time I have known this method in 360 photography, I hope you will continue to give us more guidance.

@jademcl4727

1y↑1

To keep the item centred why not save some time and crisscross 2 lines over the turntable to pin point the centre 🎉

@resistenzainutile

Bravo! Simple, well explained, very good video (and tips!)

@jcm114

7y↑1

Very professional, informative, detailed and helpful, thanks!!

@ozbod1959

Hi thanks again, so far I have made two of these videos following your instructions, although I have had to adapt a little as I use Linux Mint, so used Gimp to batch process the images and then Openshot to bring it all together, you can see my latest attempt here: https://youtu.be/if6FU47ngCM BTW megavisor see to have shut up shop.

@ScottioWilson

This was very concise. Great tutorial and much appriciated.

@wisnuharyoyudhanto

were you using continuous lights? is there any difference between using continuous lights/video lights VS strobe/flash? thanks for the video. best 360 product videos by far!

@marcospereira4410

6y↑1

super útil, adorei, muito obrigado...

@Warthog71

5y↑4

Brilliant. Thank you. This tutorial was seamless!

@alu_pigus

Thank you so much for your time and effort, this helped me a lot!

@spanysh_fli1216

Loved this video. Very easy to follow. Thanks for uploading this.

@adrianvanleeuwen

34w

Although I like your methods for explaining doing 244 photos for a rotation and done manually to keep the turntable cost down, the end result was MOV, and then every 10 frame for interactive software.
I realize this video is done 6 years ago and technology has improved.
It might be easier and faster to just buy a 360 electric turntable for $150 which is what I have found on Amazon, which either rotates continuously, or you can set the remote to stop at angles of either 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 or 1/64 of a full rotation. With a remote on a camera and remote on turntable, the "interactive method" shots can be 16 photos or 32 or 64 photos for an interactive image and full rotation (if the file is Interactive by user).
Regarding the MOV version file, would it not simply be easier to use the electric turntable set to continuous rotate and the camera set to either 60fps or 120 fps and slow down speed of the rotation in software (by 1/2, 1/3, or 1/4 speed) in a video program to get a "similar 244 frame look" as an MOV video and let the turntable rotate 2 or 3 times continuously.
Or would your opinion be the image quality would not be high enough? (However I doubt it.) With 60fps is chosen in video mode, most cameras have 4K in 2023, which can be resized to 1080 HD on export after cropping in if needed. Or many cameras today have 120fps in 1090x1920 HD which can be slowed down 4x if needed. Framing should be perfect is not cropping later. Bright LED lights would be needed for high F-stop in video to achieve f8 or f11.
The reason I say this, is that I had a client who wanted 14 items for 360 rotation and doing 244 photos each product manually would make it a long process and too costly for my client based on the time and labour. Again your video is 6 years old and methods change to get the results, so I expect you may do it differently now.

@davidalanmedia

Well done, super easy to follow.

@hatem0

4y↑1

This is the second video I watch in your channel and it is amazingly produced. I want to ask how much the video size you got from quicktime?

@ashrafulatik8978

Hi. Thanks for sharing. I've a question regarding product image editing. Do you prefer Autoretouch, an AI-powered image editing tool to automate the ghost mannequin, clipping path, background removal, etc image editing process?

@alexkhanna8755

this video is gold. truly remarkable how helpful this is.

@princesharish

1y↑1

Looks awesome. May I know the software that you used for rendering 3d images?

@snachez

6y↑21

Even though I have zero plans on actually making this, the production was so good that I just had to sit through the whole video.

@geoffreymee7671

Your manner is fantastic. Clean accurate and concise. And the tute itself is valuable information. Thx a lot.

@s.whitman280

Great video, great tips... but if you are using this for 360 video often, I think spending the $70 on a motorized one is worth it. But to create a stop motion kinda effect, with photo's... I think i'm going to try this! Thanks --S.

@TheDude-vx6wn

Incredible helpful. Thank you!

@ZeeJohansen

Nice man! I've bought a Snudda and tried this out and... it sucked...

True, the battery in my light died two times, so had to do some in-between charges (not fully though). My room is not totally darkened off, so outside light sources is an issue AND it's my first try. Also, I took my pictures every 1 cm and not 0,5, so I'm glad I rechecked this video ;D

Also thanks for the link to the 360 website I've been looking for ages for one :D

@johncavanagh1379

Thank you very much. Great content and beautifully produced

@kurtb502

4y↑1

Great demo! Could this be done with open source free software? If so what programs?

@vdseee

Thank you so much for this. Great quality content dude.

@afspg

All the things very well described. Thank You for your efforts.

@lauraaqui219

43w↑1

This is very good, ive never seen a video like this before, great information, great instruction.
Laura in Uk

@cypills

It’s Oct 2021 and chanced on your video. It’s just awesome and I have been searching for something like this DIY for a long time now. I will be certainly giving a try to this method

@wildlifeOZ1

5y↑1

Quite apart from the actual subject matter which is of interest to me your film is an object lesson in how to explain something clearly, well done.

@inrot

A great idea but it's lacking motion blur when turned into video so it gets that timelapse-feel in it.

@cm-qy1rf

Very well put together video. Keep up the good work.

@bonnieknight7404

5y↑4

Very well done, thank you! You mentioned a separate video using Premiere. Can you tell me where to find?

@EcliTech

7y↑2

Excellent video, great job !!!! I would like to know what is the difference if the video is captured directly? This is to put the subject in a turntable at the desired speed of rotation and to record it directly in video. Thanks in advance for your comment.

@AntonioRuiz-zl3de

7y↑1

The shoot wouldn't look as steady

@sakuraimports

Really liked this video Can I ask for your advice. I have made a turntable for Motorcycles. 2.4 meters in diameter. I am wanting to apply what you have done on a larger scale. Not sure yet if I can create a perfect white background is that a problem? Will a fix aperture on my canon 60D stop the flickering or should I do as you suggested rotate the lens? Which would you suggest Mega Visor or the adobe video for presenting a motorcycles. Thanking you in advance great video

@joshuadg5758

Your DIY guide is brilliant, This video is seriously, fantastic. Did you try shoot with multi-camera as the same thime for 360 Product photography?

@colinbradford2671

Question, if I may: if you want to do this for many products would it make sense to invest in a motorised turntable and video camera?

@rohinihirway3224

wow... you explained everything properly. Great video.. Best tutorial..

@GeoFavTech

Had I found this 4 yrs ago would have saved me a few thousand dollars. I will use this technic on the road when I leave my expensive stuff at home. Cheers.

@ex2ex2ex2

A beautifully explained video. I learnt something new from this video. Thanks alot sir

@cyberyogi83

7y↑1

Excellent information. Can you please elaborate on lighting part.
Thanks a ton.

@MrMouthdog

4y↑4

Amazing video that I had watched more than 10 times. Thank you so much for your video.

@175firefighter

I found the video very informative, but I have a question. Where would I even begin to find someone who can do this for larger items? How do you find someone with a studio and a turn table big enough to put something on like a car for example?

@essexmirage

fantastic tutorial many thanks !! would be nice to do a PC path too !!!!

@webrotate360

Here's another way to assemble a DIY turntable - it's very similar to yours but uses a heavy-duty lazy susan bearing and manual degree marks : http://www.photogear360.com/content/8-diy-360-product-photography-turntable We shot really heavy products on this one...

@tokennmaster

Good job bro. lovely and very creative video. Amazing job all round.

@erikabudiman3026

Fantastic video – thank you!

@AlexLopez-iy4by

7y↑1

Thank you for great demo. Can't make mov from jpegs in Quicktime 10.4. Any suggestions? I can also use FCP.

@pravinkhetani9920

Excellent idea 😀👌🙏

@jimjacobson4507

What is the software to use for 360 photography? Is there a software suite that could be used? Love the DIY Turntable Video.

@artnerd5107

Very helpful video! What if there is a jewelry piece stuck with the glue.. how to edit the glue mark in several photos?

@jspence444

6y↑1

Great high-quality video. Thanks!

@madnessintomagic

4y↑5

Great vid and tutorial. Thank you! I’m planning to do this as a project this weekend although camera is old and I can no longer get a remote shutter button. But mom asked a good question today... What’s the point of doing this when you could just do a video of the thing spinning and post that. Honestly, I know there’s a difference but she kinda stumped me and I didn’t know what to say 😅

@martink.6218

3y↑3

Does anyone have a good answer for this? I was thinking the same thing, and feel like just filming a video and adjusting speed in the editing process could get similar results. Comments welcome!

@rpgmakerbloodytutorials9486

3y↑1

Could do video exsport as image sequence and ya got ya images

@ZonadeUnboxings

this was extremely helpful! thanks!

@Harlizzzta

Thanks!! Great explanation of the process

@RamNagesh

Great explanation tutorial. Thank you!

@Scrapemist

Simply perfect.

@chojinacd

4y↑6

3 years later, this is still relevant! thanks!

@feardoesstuff1660

7y↑3

Awesome video man! Now I just need one of those fancy cameras :)

@jorgesanchez7312

This is going to change the game for me. I appreciate you.

@vitalysinelnikov485

Nice video. The idea of using SNUDDA from IKEA is very cool! Thanks!

@ryanroarty691

7y↑9

Amazing! Thank you for this awesome video!

@miayang2023

Hello ,there are many kinds of display turntables in our factory ,pls contact with sales2@asiabk.com for more details .Our website is https://www.asiabk.com

@Alhusam

Really amazing.Thanks.

@lacenaepronta

Really interesting!! Thank you so much!!

@smartbizwebmedia5922

I will need to use larger diameter turntable. I think 22" diameter = 352 centimeter circumference... (almost 360, full rotation) ... if I use the 1/2 centimeter rotation between shots in this video, would the video playback still be smooth?

@boruchlen

Excellence tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing.

@miayang2023

Hello ,there are many kinds of display turntables in our factory ,pls contact with sales2@asiabk.com for more details .Our website is https://www.asiabk.com

@billr3654

38w

I would recommend an adhesive-backed plastic or metal measuring tape instead of taping a cloth measuring tape to the turntable.

@anaizquierdo1047

excellent video, loved it! still waiting for more of your videos though...

@edicsun8647

Very helpful video. Thank you so much.

@bharatyis

what lightbox are you using and what are your settings on the camera?

@williamvaughan6848

Great video.
do you have this for premiere pro? Thanks.

@tenzingsamdup

Very nice, thank you. Now Im going to look up how to DIY a Lazy Susan because we don't have IKEA here.

@drafeirha

Absolute genius!

@rebelwwg1wga431

great video :) Maybe you could make something for stop motion video? :)

@tawandarazika3610

Thank you for this video, it will work well with my photogrammetry work

@invitationtoadventure8837

3y↑1

Great video and I'm keen to create something, but I can't find MegaVisor. Do you have the website you used please?

@rodroyo

5y↑1

Very useful video. Thanks a lot. Greetings from Mallorca. :)

@Freddd95

Do you think this could hold a person weighing 65 kg (145 lbs) and still rotate smoothly?

@nakleh

4y↑2

This is an AWESOME video, thank you! Very helpful. Your voice is really smooth, too :)

@princevaishnav2774

4y↑1

You're doing amazing 😍

@becomingfr33

You earned a subscriber! Awsome video!

@francescomichelon3630

thank you very much, good explanation, everything was clear

@tuts_reviews

LOL I love how creativity always beats expensive gear... 😂

@purebredcheesehead7898

amazing video and huge help thanks

@walawalaoui6382

Thanks. This is really helpful. Apart form Megavisor, what-else is available? I don't think Magavisor is still available. Any other 360 D image editor? Appreciated.