hungrych
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How would I go about doing this? www.qmediasolutions.com/guest/CAMERA_TESTS/1000fps_Andromeda.mov
Thanks
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Simulated 1000fps?
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hungrych
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Ok never mind he slow-acted
"Sorry Guys,
My first post was a fraud... that clip was faked with slow acting, AE's timewarp filter, compositing and particles in AE.
The idea popped into my head to post it with that story, and I couldn't resist.
The phantom hd camera has been my wet dream lately, so I thought I'd just try and do a simulation with the andro. I guess it sounded plausible, though, no?
Anyway, to get a '1000fps' faked effect, you can use these shots as a reference. Like say for the cereal shot, I shot myself with the open boxes, and moved very slowly, shooting at 23.98. I rendered that in sculptor, took it into AE 8.0, and applied the timewarp filter to slow it down to 25 percent. Timewarp draws new interpolation frames, to further smooth out my already slow-mo acting. Then, I used trapcode's particular to create a stream of 'cereal' particles, and composited that into the shot, using masks and duplicate layers to hide the birthplace of the particular stream. Voila, simulated 1000fps.
So, in conclusion, apologies to all, but here's a new technique you can try out! Realistically, we'll probably never hear from Juan ever again. It was nice to dream for a moment"
"Sorry Guys,
My first post was a fraud... that clip was faked with slow acting, AE's timewarp filter, compositing and particles in AE.
The idea popped into my head to post it with that story, and I couldn't resist.
The phantom hd camera has been my wet dream lately, so I thought I'd just try and do a simulation with the andro. I guess it sounded plausible, though, no?
Anyway, to get a '1000fps' faked effect, you can use these shots as a reference. Like say for the cereal shot, I shot myself with the open boxes, and moved very slowly, shooting at 23.98. I rendered that in sculptor, took it into AE 8.0, and applied the timewarp filter to slow it down to 25 percent. Timewarp draws new interpolation frames, to further smooth out my already slow-mo acting. Then, I used trapcode's particular to create a stream of 'cereal' particles, and composited that into the shot, using masks and duplicate layers to hide the birthplace of the particular stream. Voila, simulated 1000fps.
So, in conclusion, apologies to all, but here's a new technique you can try out! Realistically, we'll probably never hear from Juan ever again. It was nice to dream for a moment"
A good fake.