Zim Veteran Jul 1, 2011 #1 I plan on using some old pictures for my film. What works best for some of you? Just take a hi rez image into the editing program or take video of the picture?
I plan on using some old pictures for my film. What works best for some of you? Just take a hi rez image into the editing program or take video of the picture?
G Gregg Juke Well-known member Jul 2, 2011 #2 "Hi-rez in" has always worked for me, but I suppose you could do something with a copy-stand or tripod... Are they your pix, or will you be getting a photo release? GJ
"Hi-rez in" has always worked for me, but I suppose you could do something with a copy-stand or tripod... Are they your pix, or will you be getting a photo release? GJ
D Denwa Well-known member Jul 2, 2011 #3 Back in the day I used to do the panning/zoom thing on a photo on a lit board, but nowadays I'd get a hi-res scan and do it all in post. Yeah, make sure you have a release!
Back in the day I used to do the panning/zoom thing on a photo on a lit board, but nowadays I'd get a hi-res scan and do it all in post. Yeah, make sure you have a release!
C custerc Well-known member Jul 2, 2011 #5 Depends on the project, really. If you've got the time, why not both?
legrevedotcom Veteran Jul 25, 2011 #6 I'd just scan em, then you can always play around with zoom, pan and twist afterwards.