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Cardrive.MOV.44MB 0 min 6 sec
This is a test of: Technique, quality, (speed?), animation and sets.
Please review.
-Daragh
Last edited by Daragh (February 27, 2009 (09:29am))
for some reason, I can't watch your videos on brickshelf 
They're both pretty good, so you should alternate them.
Thanks...Harry.
Can I get a bit more feedback please?
Well, the quality on those clips weren't great, but it's OK. It's hard to choose between the two, they both look good. Maybe do what Hazzat said.
Well, the quality on those clips weren't great, but it's OK.
Right...But I'm using a 9k, any suggestions on how to improve it?
-Daragh
Last edited by Daragh (February 28, 2009 (07:23am))
Splash Studios wrote:Well, the quality on those clips weren't great, but it's OK.
Right...But I'm using a 9k, any suggestions on how to improve it?
-Daragh
Well, it may just be brickshelf. Because I've seen way better quality from a 9K. On the second clip (really close up) put the manual focus to the left, at full. That's the best close up quality it gives you. Try that, if that doesn't work you'll have to see others about this. I use a 9K myself and don't have quality like that.
Second one.
Cinematography? Second one.
Illusion of motion? First one.
Not sure what exactly you're looking for, so I hope that helps.
The former
not bad but need's some work
First one.
not bad but need's some work
You kind of supposed to tell me what to improve on 
The second one feels a bit claustrophobic (a lot because it's lit so lowly). Have you tried using a white sheet of paper to reflect light into the car? That might help the quality and the lighting.
Last edited by MindGame (March 3, 2009 (03:11pm))
Second one, I'd remove the window on the left of the car though when the camera is there.
They both look good, but the lighting wasn't very good on the second one. Almost like it was night in the car, but day outside the car. 
they both are pretty awesome nice animation
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. Just a question, did you move the background (i.e buildings trees) or move the car? I think the 2nd one would be the best if the fig was talking whilst driving, but their both good.
