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A while ago, I made a test of a camera orbiting a guy. It was actually the last video I made on my old drive before it crashed. I just added movement with this one. It is, by the way, supposed to be shaky.
Don't know what's wrong with the quality. Anyway, here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu_WzQAOoBQ 
Last edited by Edmeier Animator (January 23, 2012 (07:07am))
Could use some feedback, you know. 
Not bad, but it doesn't exactly "orbit" the character. However, I do like the shaky look to it and this could make a really nice slow-mo shot in a film! This doesn't exactly pertain to the camera movement you're making here, but I'd try to make the recoil on the gun just a bit faster as it looks too slow. Good job though! 
Not bad, but it doesn't exactly "orbit" the character.
This doesn't exactly pertain to the camera movement you're making here, but I'd try to make the recoil on the gun just a bit faster as it looks too slow.
I don't really know what else to call it other than an "orbit". Suggestions would be nice.
Also, the recoil, I am really bad at them. They always result as being too slow, (as seen here) or too fast. 
I don't really know what else to call it other than an "orbit". Suggestions would be nice.
That's a type of dolly shot. I think it's called "bullet-time".
Yeah...I guess. 
Like everyone else noted, it didn't fully circle the "action" which kind of bugs me. Anyway here is an article on the original Bullet Time.
Also I think it was ZP that had the good realistic gun shot, it works only for pistols though. I used it in my adventurer video if you wanna see what it looks like.
I wasn't actually trying to copy the bullet time movement. I just don't know what to call this camera movement. 
Lol I've changed the title three times. 
Nicely done. When I do it, I usually just rotate the whole set instead of the camera. Sometimes I don't have the patience to do it the way you do.
wow, i could never do this (dont ask why) real nice
Wow, this is wonderfull. I liked so much that the camera twisted around the minifig.
Thanks for all your feedback!
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