A little Force FX test!

Hello everyone. I have done a little FX-test that I would like to show you!

-Too lazy to just walk over and get my mobile!-

Any comments would be great!

 

that's pretty sweet.

Did you just use a 3D model for that? it's kewl. i like, although it was a bit weird.

 

that is pretty cool actually:

did you rotoscope it?

anyway,

Nick "Shorty" Long

 

Nice. The movement of the phone looked, to me, anyway, to be very smooth.

 

No 3D model! When it flies its just a still image. The rotation was quite important! Because of the still image....

It maybe swings a bit much in the beginning when I lift it... I filmed the mobile against a "sort of" bluescreen. well... could fix it sometime.

I altered the curve-things for the position and it came out quite smooth.

 

hey, that was pretty sweet- didnt really get the first part- censored? huh?

jeremy

 

ehhe... well I'm making an ugly face hehe don't want to scare you! .....

 

Well the film was a little weird, but the FX was great!

 

I thought the coolest part was the motion blur. Add that to the little rotation on it and it was a pretty cool effect.

I mean, really, if that were in the middle of a film I don't think anyone would notice a single problem with it.

 

Thx, yes I agree.
The meaning of the film is the "usage if the Force", the part before is something to fill up with :/

 

you do realize that after you did your awsome cool trick... you were holding the phone upside down.

 

LMAO! i never even thought of that!

anyway,

Nick "Shorty" Long

 

How did you get it so that you were holding it in the end? It also looked like a 3d model because you saw part of the back of the phone, and not just the front face, you cant do that with a still.

 

you can do it with a still, if it's taken from the correct angle.

anyway,

Nick "Shorty" Long

 

And you can add some 3d perspective to a still in AE....but if you add *too much* 3d perspective to an image...it looks paper-thin.

 

Of course I realize that I hold it upside down! But there was no other way! As I said, because of the still picture the rotation was needed!
U can't see me answering the phone so its not a problem. ..hmm what if I did answere it... hmm ?

I haven't used any perspective settings, only position and rotation actually, and a bit masking... at the end when I hold it... (upside down )