IKEA's new 360° flash site lets you spin around several IKEA environs, matrix bullet-time style. Or would we consider this champagne-cork-time style? Be careful, the site is written completely in Ikea. That is to say, Swedish.
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I would love to read a story about how they shot it. I'm pretty sure they used multiple cranes, and quite possibly they filmed it with a high-definition camera.
Posted by: Kevin | 10/03/2005 at 09:27 AM