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General Forums => Films and Screenshots => Topic started by: TinmanX on July 11, 2011, 04:04:35 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7apZnid28Q&feature=channel_video_title
Just throwing this out there. Another YouTube foray. Please take 5 minutes to take a look.
Thanks in advance.
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Nice job...on the flying and the movie. :aok
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Just like in your Cheech video, AWESOME flying and shooting. :x :salute Very nicely done video. :aok
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Another great one Tinman. I prefer Come Fly With Cheech personally but both scale high on quality. I'm still baffled by how you film these dogfights without any glitch during camera movement transitions (and possibly how fast you can do it).
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Another great one Tinman. I prefer Come Fly With Cheech personally but both scale high on quality. I'm still baffled by how you film these dogfights without any glitch during camera movement transitions (and possibly how fast you can do it).
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That's my videos problem, the glitch
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Have you thought about using the A6M3 and/or A6M2 for a couple more video's?
All ye need in the video (your Cheech one as well) is a Title, Music used and some basic ending credits. I would bet money that at least one of these videos would get accepted as a front page video. :rock
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I'm still baffled by how you film these dogfights without any glitch during camera movement transitions (and possibly how fast you can do it).
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His graphics card must be tip top
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His graphics card must be tip top
I was talking about the camera movement transitions (you can only do linear translations/rotations/zoom with them in a single shot, yet the film show multiple linear movements instead of a single one per shot). This technique requires of course the computer to guarantee a successful recording on every next shot after the first one is taken (separated from pressing pause between recordings) because that would introduce glitches. But that's just the theory, I've only done it once in my Hunt or Prey video when I shoot down an La7 from the cockpit and it didn't look too good.
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Think the new Sony Vegas might have those moves in it's programming. It's a multiple Pan while zoomed on the original frame/shot?
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Yup there's some Pan and zoom in there, that helps to remove the 'staticyness' (made up a word) of the film viewer.
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Think the new Sony Vegas might have those moves in it's programming. It's a multiple Pan while zoomed on the original frame/shot?
Yeah, I've thought about that but also about the possibility that some magic trick had been discovered... not :cry
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