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V8 Supercars via tilt-shift photography
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ausf
Master at Arms
"live action" modeling via tilt-shift photography
That isn't stop motion animation, it's a program that takes live action photography and adjusts it so it looks slightly fake. It's been around for a couple of years, some TV shows have used it in opening credits and a few commercials as well.
It's a very cool effect.
That isn't stop motion animation, it's a program that takes live action photography and adjusts it so it looks slightly fake. It's been around for a couple of years, some TV shows have used it in opening credits and a few commercials as well.
It's a very cool effect.
ausf
Master at Arms
"live action" modeling via tilt-shift photography
No you're not.
I remember the first time a saw one, it was a a few boats on a river and thought it was the best animation I ever saw. Then it dawned on me it was impossible to get the wake so smooth and I look into how it was done.
The ones that look most model like are still photos of buildings. Some look like huge N gauge towns.
No you're not.
I remember the first time a saw one, it was a a few boats on a river and thought it was the best animation I ever saw. Then it dawned on me it was impossible to get the wake so smooth and I look into how it was done.
The ones that look most model like are still photos of buildings. Some look like huge N gauge towns.
