Old School test

That's awesome.

Good job matching the wheels and the mufflers to the original footage colors. Grain too.

:thumbsup:
 
Very nice Kai. Are you going to add shadows for the rear pipes?

Also, are you gonna animate "bounce" or hydraulic lifts? I wanna see that puppy hopping like he was in LA.

Nice job getting the contrast of your elements to match the original.

As always, well done.



Oh, I take it the original footage was black and white?
 
Matt Grunau said:
Very nice Kai. Are you going to add shadows for the rear pipes?

Also, are you gonna animate "bounce" or hydraulic lifts? I wanna see that puppy hopping like he was in LA.

Nice job getting the contrast of your elements to match the original.

As always, well done.



Oh, I take it the original footage was black and white?
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Ha ya if I can find time I'll add more shading. I knew someone would catch that ;) (leave it to you ha)

And ya, that footage was from the Pelinger archives, just an old 50's black & white chevrolet commercial. So I just set out to throw some funk on it. Random, but fun.

The trickiest part was making the clean "new" elements match the original footage. Ended up being a combination of blurs, grain, color grading, and a motion track to match it all to the gate weave of the original film.

PS: my roto job was a hack, just like my robot test earlier, this was just a quick play piece. If it were for real it'd be clean.
 
kai said:
The trickiest part was making the clean "new" elements match the original footage. Ended up being a combination of blurs, grain, color grading, and a motion track to match it all to the gate weave of the original film.

PS: my roto job was a hack, just like my robot test earlier, this was just a quick play piece. If it were for real it'd be clean.
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Ouch! :beer: :beer:
 
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