running a 1Dmk2 at 8fps.
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looked like they sprung out from the ground like ninjas in a 80s tv show.
hhmm... gave me an idea.....
Nice one! :thumbsup:
Actually the 1D2 was used before for an entire movie...shot frame by frame - do you know which movie was that? Hint: stop-motion.
Nice one! :thumbsup:
Actually the 1D2 was used before for an entire movie...shot frame by frame - do you know which movie was that? Hint: stop-motion.
really? i thot the idea was explored from the mk3 onwards... cool....
got a couple more of these short animation from the tournament if you guys are interested in seeing here.
Nice, might be better shot from the front. Can see more action.
I tried bursting 7D at 8fps too, it too looks like animation.
I tried bursting 7D at 8fps too, it too looks like animation.
Nice, might be better shot from the front. Can see more action.
I tried bursting 7D at 8fps too, it too looks like animation.
any camera man in the playing field during a live game is not allowed as it might affect/influence the game as well as for safety reasons. besides, the way the field is set up sometimes it might not even be possible to.
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thats why remote cams exist, if you're willing to risk one in the middle of a paintball fight that is..
thats why remote cams exist, if you're willing to risk one in the middle of a paintball fight that is..
to have a foreign object in the middle of the tournament field is a safety issue. speedball is a very fast and dynamic game. as it is, every effort is made to minimise injury. for a player or marshal to trip over a camera is hazardous to them and those around them. life and limb is more a concern than a camera.
let's look at it another way. do u see a camera in the middle of a field of an EPL game?
There is actually a small dot that is constantly there. Not tat big chunk that flew up when the guys ran past. :bsmilie:
Actually the 1D2 was used before for an entire movie...shot frame by frame - do you know which movie was that? Hint: stop-motion.
Ermm...clockstoppers?? :dunno:
Bunkers are more or less pretty standard except for a few depending on which format u are following. And of course the colour.
I Cover mainly the major leagues in malaysia but not spns (old history between them and i)
Nope, it was used in Tim Burton's stop-motion animation feature movie, Corpse Bride.
See info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corpse_Bride#Filming_techniques
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