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A test with my new Quickcam Pro 4000. There's been a lot of questions how to make a camera have motion blur on it when its moving. Heres your answer. SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE A SHAKE IT! Thats what I did, and I think it turned out fine. All sound effects are made by me! Please Respond.
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=jbQS_i9sAKo&fmt=18
Thanks, bye!
Last edited by MOL (February 1, 2009 (11:34pm))
Nicely animated! The camera movements were well done, but they disoriented me after a while.
Maybe a little too much zoom you used there. If you want a smooth digital shaky camera, I can help you with that.
Hey Magicoflego!,
I am going to buy a Logitech Quickcam 9000 today, I found it on Amazon new for 71 bucks including shipping.
If I were you i would get one and use it for your Bourne movie. 
(If you have the money that is 
)
Keep up the good work
Last edited by legofilmer96 (February 3, 2009 (09:47am))
Why Do You Type Like This?
It Is My Way
(RUNESCAPE DISEASE(Good Thing I Stopped Playeing Or I Would Be Talking Like This Nty LOL )
I Will FIx It
Last edited by legofilmer96 (February 3, 2009 (09:45am))
If you going for a bourne style then the movement was good but it was too close.. Zoom out a little and don't make the animation so fast, slow it down a little... Looks good though.
Drew
I really did not know what was going on
The camera was zoomed in far too much. I couldn't really tell what was going on.
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