'Timeless Apple' melting in classic movies as uncomfortable as Apple products are surprised

PCs and smartphones have been indispensable in modern life, but in reality they have appeared for at least 20 years now. The art project that a monochrome movie called "masterpiece" has blurred the device which was not shadowed or shaped in the age of heyday, into a scene of a movie surprisingly naturally is a graphic designer from SpainPablo RalochaMade by "Timeless Apple"is.

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Comedy comedy from the United States who was active in the talkie era from silent movies ·Laurel & amp; HardyOne scene of the movie. If you see closely, Laurel on the left handles iPhone 7 in the hand and Hardy on the right with earphones listening to something like music, but of course it did not exist during movie shooting.


It is a mysterious one scene that comedy king · Chaplin is listening to music on iPod nano in movie "circus".


actressGinger RogersThere is also a shot that holds iPhone 7 Plus in the hand on the beach and listens to music with Airpods. Of course these are produced by processing Mr. La Rochecha from the original image.


Mr. La Roche, who is a graphic designer, first seems to have started work from seeing the old movie to search for the material movie, cutting away one scene I thought was "possible to use". And I picked up a material photo of a device fitted to it and repeatedly processed using Photoshop until the atmosphere fits the original film so that I made a single image as if there was a device at the time of shooting Thing.

A picture that Audrey Hepburn and Julie Andrews are filming SELPHY with self-shooting sticks, one that is impossible.


Speaking of Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, in a scene of "Casablanca", a shot that somehow the iPhone 7 in Bogard's suit and the Apple Watch on the left arm are attached. Everything is something that I'm afraid to pass by without noticing if I do not know it.


The scene where Darth Vader and the staff discuss in the meeting room of Death Star, "Star Wars" one scene, somehow managed by iMac Pro. You can see the trace of fine processing around the room lighting is reflected on the screen.


Some other works in addition to thisRarocha's Behance's PageIt is also possible to see it with.