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General Forums => Films and Screenshots => Topic started by: Niros on August 06, 2010, 04:11:41 PM
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Here's the link :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_8-VLvlRdY
.. enjoy it.
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awesome film (and gunnery) as ever :aok
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Seriously Niros, your videos are flat out fantastic. Thanks for another great one! :salute
BTW, noticed the detail has increased a bit. Get an upgrade? =)
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nice movie! loved it.
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That was awesome! Great job!
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Niros must have one helluva great system to render video with shadows & everything else on full and get such crisp, clean detail at obviously a still-great framerate.
Awesome video as always!!
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absolutely amazing video editing
:rock
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I heart you so much.
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Wow!
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Great job sir ... :salute
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Great job! Love your pacing and transitions, and as you know, I'm a fan of that song. Whats your secret for the great detail? Keep up the good work!
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Sweet video! What kind of system are you running? Obviously something pretty top notch to render a video as smooth as that. :salute
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WOW! Recorded then viewed this full screen with 2560 X 1600 res on a 30" screen...it was simply AWESOME. Great job. :rock :aok
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Damn I want your CPU!!! :eek:
Beautiful, Wonderful timing and editing as usual Niros :aok :aok
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Damn double posty thingy. Nice film again Niros :)
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Awesome, the best film i have seen in Aces high. :salute
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great work, love the timing of music and cutting scenes. realy cutted down onto the beat! Real art!
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Very cool, you wouldn't happen to have a year or so of free time to so me how to make a vid like that would you?
I think HiTech should talk to you about updating their commercial on the Military Channel. :aok
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My now #1 favorite aceshigh video by far.
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Damn I want your CPU!!! :eek:
Hey Math...how you been ole buddy? Hope your child's doing well. Yea, my graphics package and monitor are pretty good as I create vids for both the Gov & NCAA. But sadly, it doesn't help me fly better, though when I blow up it does look good, lmao. :cheers:
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:aok :rock :salute
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Hey Math...how you been ole buddy? Hope your child's doing well.
Been good. What child?
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:eek: :eek: :eek: Im Speechless And i thought i was good at movie making But Now i Bow Down to The MASTER :salute
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Been good. What child?
The father is always the last to know. :devil
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Hey Niros,Which movie program do you use?
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Outstanding
And yes that should be used if they ever change the commercial.
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Thank you very much.
Yes, my PC helped me to obtain a better quality than my previous movies.
For all my movies i use Fraps for capturing and SonyVegas for rendering.
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Niros
Requiem for a Dream is the music right?
What version?
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Great video :aok
You really know how to cut scenes and how to use AH film viewer to get nice and smooth angles :salute
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Oh my gawd...simply awesome.
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Great film work, but man I've heard that music used way too much. A classic, but I enjoy something I haven't heard over and over again.
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this needs to be the new commerical for ACESHIGH.
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Ill pay top dollar if u <S> my name atthe end of the Film...LMAO, awsome film this and in sight favorite videos AWSOME!! :cheers: :salute
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Wow!...fantastic film!
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What are the specs of the game PC you are using?
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Niros, any chance you could do a camera shot tutorial for us movie making newbs.
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Can you post link to download that sight Niros?
-BigBOBCH
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SKColt :
here is the info :
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redman555 : here's the link : (youtube version - the other has 467 MB ) http://www.fileshare.ro/9680261996.2
... and now Kazaa - it's hard to explain how to make a movie. This is my style and maybe is not the best . It's like somebody asks you to teach him how to fight. You can tell him
the basics and some tips, but the rest it's up to him how to combine the knowledge.
I read how to use the cam shots and then i used my imagination. For example i listen a little part of the soundtrack and i think what kind of scene
is suitable for that scene (which could be not longer than 2 secs). This is how i work.
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this needs to be the new commerical for ACESHIGH.
In it's entirety, music and all, with the aces high logo and info fading into the end.
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Um Niros, when I go to that link and click download it goes to some...."adult" sites lol.
-BigBOBCH
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It works, but I'll try another site.
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link for download : http://www.mediafire.com/?8uqpmemb55132zc
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Seriously, that film with no narration, just the haunting music, would make a commercial that would catch my attention big time.
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Niros, any chance you could do a camera shot tutorial for us movie making newbs
Kazaa - it's hard to explain how to make a movie. This is my style and maybe is not the best . It's like somebody asks you to teach him how to fight. You can tell him the basics and some tips, but the rest it's up to him how to combine the knowledge.
Niros,
I have reviewed Fulmar's Tutorials on film making (http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/index.php/topic,280348.0.html) and I have some specific technical questions regarding your filography.
1) How do you do the camera shake for the plane flyby's (The camera shake during a flyby gives the sense that the camera is truly there, in the sceen, so much so it is affected by wake and turbulance from the passing aircraft)
2) How do you stitch togeather multiple camera movements in the same seemless shot. The AH film Viewer only has a start and end camera movement. If I wanted to, for example, pan the camera right for 5 seconds, then hold the end position for 2 seconds (World view) haw can I get that camera movement in one fluid shot?
3) Is it possible to edit the saved camera shot files to make a camera movement script? If so, what is the format to transistion from one camera to the next? (This may be directly related to question #2)
Thnaks in advance for your advise and tutalage.
InCrypt
Oh, and your film is AWESOME!
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InCrypt, for 2) I may have one solution that I use.
Make your end camera for the first clip and your start camera for the second clip exactly the same propeties. The vital parts is getting the time right.
Say you do clip 1 from 02:12 - 02:17 you must then start the corresponding start point of clip 2 at precisely 02:17. It is tricky, but possible to end clip1 with exactly the same image as the start of clip2. Then simply whack them together in the movie editor. It's going to take some trial and error, and often work arounds for timings but it can work very well.
Niros' camera work is out of my league so I wont even try and answer how he does it, I just dont know :lol
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Hello InCrypt.
I've got some answers for your questions, maybe not the best ones :
1. for shaking cam you can use a trick in SonyVegas : by using pan & zoom you can reduce a bit the zoom and now you can pan the camera (during the scene) up, down, left and right
randomly to create the shaking effect (see also many materials concerning shaking cam on youtube).
2. i never used multiple cam movements in my movies . What Bat said : you can use another trick by merging different cam movements.
Still, you can get some errors at the transition time . I think you can mask them with some flash or cross fade transitions :
here's a test made by me today : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlMCV6VXhLw
it was made in a hurry ( you'll notice the pilot will disappear for a bit - i hate this :) ) - i put a cross fade in there because was an error at that transition.
3. i don't know what that script could mean but you can save a shot which can contains multiple shots within - you have to run them shot by shot and cannot merge them in AH Film viewer.
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Cool video N-Man, favorited on youtube :rock
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( you'll notice the pilot will disappear for a bit - i hate this :)
Nahh he was just reaching down for a beer :)