oooO! Very nice! Great details to be found in the slowmotion shots. And I don't know what you did exactly, but depth perception is a lot stronger here than the same shots in the Fly The Line 2 dvd. (The other explanation is too much coffee on my part. ;) )
Oh, and you can always tell who did the editing by the background music. Good choice. :P
(fake) Tilt-Shift phototgraphy (done as a post-production effect, same as the slowmotion footage).
All this was shot 25 fps, normal focal length/lens. I added the Tilt-Shift photography effect, to enhance/change the depth perception in the footage :)
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oooO! Very nice! Great details to be found in the slowmotion shots. And I don't know what you did exactly, but depth perception is a lot stronger here than the same shots in the Fly The Line 2 dvd. (The other explanation is too much coffee on my part. ;) )
ReplyDeleteOh, and you can always tell who did the editing by the background music. Good choice. :P
Depth of field perhaps? It certainly seems like there's a distinction between focussed parts and parts that lie on the edge of peripheral vision.
ReplyDeleteI hope I can eventually build some post-processing shaders like that for the game, there's just loads of depth-cues in the material all of a sudden.
(fake) Tilt-Shift phototgraphy (done as a post-production effect, same as the slowmotion footage).
ReplyDeleteAll this was shot 25 fps, normal focal length/lens.
I added the Tilt-Shift photography effect, to enhance/change the depth perception in the footage :)