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That is absolutely fecking fanbloodytastic What an array of cameras great effect but I wouldn't like to be the one who has to edit the clips from all those cameras together Cheers Ian
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8th Mar 2013 5:42 pm
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Hairy Dan wrote:
That is absolutely fecking fanbloodytastic What an array of cameras great effect but I wouldn't like to be the one who has to edit the clips from all those cameras together
I would say the editing is merely dragging the shots into an editing program in the right order...
Now what I wouldn't want to do is set up such an array of cameras. Must take hours for just 2 seconds of video.
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It's relatively simple - or should be - one way would be to make sure the file name in each camera is unique and in sequence. Load the images (there would probably be only 1 shot per camera) and stack them in order. Then just switch each picture in the stack on in turn.
But they probably have developed some software to do it.Mark.
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It's a shame the size/position of the car isn't better matched between scenes. I know I'm nit picking but it seems to jump for me? Thing is, those stills camera's are shooting a much bigger frame (in resolution) than the final film, so you'd think it would be possible to tweak this more in the edit. Maybe if it's too smooth people start to think it's CGI?
Nice colour car though
10th Mar 2013 9:01 pm
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There's some jerkiness compared to, say The Matrix, but that's because it was all shot on location in China, whereas The Matrix was CGI background.
The sequencing system does indeed have it's own software to create the 'movie'. It's a simple system, but like all these things setting up is the time consuming bit!
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great effect but I wouldn't like to be the one who has to edit the clips from all those cameras together 
