Bricks in Motion
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I did a pretty bad job on the masking and animation.
This was a test for the "Zero Gravity Contest."
Tell me what you gais think pl0x 
It's also in amazing 4K!!!
Last edited by CarrollFilms (February 4, 2014 (05:56pm))
I love the sheer randomness of it, the way he gets lifted off so suddenly. I also like how you managed to get it to be so slow.
It's also in amazing 4K!!!
My Laptop can't cope with it! NOOOOO!!!!!!
I love the sheer randomness of it, the way he gets lifted off so suddenly. I also like how you managed to get it to be so slow.
Thanks.
I zoomed in too much, which overall ruined the look, and I ruined a couple of frames while editing, so I those pictures were unsalvagable...It would've gone a bit slower had I not messed up those 4-5 pictures.
But I got it down first time around at least.
Awesome sauce.
The violent shaking before the lift off kind of ruined it for me. I felt like it was too choppy leading up to something smooth. Without that I feel like it would've flowed a lot better.
Also the continual flower bump was minimal and understandable, but kind of distracting - which is odd because I felt like I shouldn't have noticed it, but I did. And I could swear there was a camera bump right after he took off. It was also very small, but still distracted me.
By the way what do you use to hold your camera in place? You use a DSLR, right?
Thanks for reviewing my TEST oh so diligently Walter.
I use the Canon T2i, and a simple $30 tripod I picked up at the store.
You would be correct that I bumped the camera. I was actually trying to do an effect with the camera but it didn't work out so I had to go back to the last frame I had taken so it cold act as a "flow of motion"
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