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Re: Bullet Time effects
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lugnet.animation
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Fri, 5 Jan 2001 20:38:35 GMT
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A boom is something that holds the camera in an exact position so that you
don't have to stand there holding it. Also allows for minor adjustments but
keeping the POV of the camera in teh same place.
Kinda what they do for those long pull - out shots. Camera is on a 'boom'
and it just lifts it up and up....
Tom
"dataAndrew" <me@gradzone.com> wrote in message
news:3A53C7AE.F5CCC960@gradzone.com...
> Robert Thomas wrote:
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> > Ok being Im the one that made Brain Damage I can answer it.
> > First off you would only need to buy 500 sets for full motion. Being I • did
> > this in Stop Motion one works very well. all you need is a good boom • arm. In
> > Brain Damage The boom-arm I made with just some plain legos. thats y the
> > shots are not perfect. Sence then I have a very nice one I got at the • hobby
> > shop for $20. This make the Bullet Time Effect look just like in the • Matrix.
> > Also makes great pan shots.
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> I'm sorry if this sounds stupid, but what do you exactly mean by • "boom-arm?" I do
> not know what they are. Is it just an invisible thing to hold your figure • up?
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> --
> Andrew
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| (...) I'm sorry if this sounds stupid, but what do you exactly mean by "boom-arm?" I do not know what they are. Is it just an invisible thing to hold your figure up? -- Andrew (24 years ago, 4-Jan-01, to lugnet.animation)
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