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This is my test for rain. Please tell me what you think, and what I can do to improve. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0Rs4zivMPk
Last edited by Filmfire96 (May 18, 2010 (09:02am))
It looked a bit odd with half the picture covered by one rain effect and the other covered by a different one. I think it would be better to just use one effect.
It looked a bit odd with half the picture covered by one rain effect and the other covered by a different one. I think it would be better to just use one effect.
I think that too. After I watched this, I thought it looked wierd with half of the rain coming down at an angle, and half coming down vertically. 
Nice, FXHome! 
I used that program a long time
Nice rain fx, but like Hazzat says, use only one rain effect.
Also, try to make it a bit more realistic by giving it more depth, you can do this is several ways, like adding digitally waterdrops on the baseplate, or make it really wet with a waterspray and spray each frame on your set (warning: Water).
pretty good 
Nice, FXHome!
I used that program a long time
Nice rain fx, but like Hazzat says, use only one rain effect.
Also, try to make it a bit more realistic by giving it more depth, you can do this is several ways, like adding digitally waterdrops on the baseplate, or make it really wet with a waterspray and spray each frame on your set (warning: Water).
pretty good
Thanks
Besides what Hazzat said, I think that the rain was falling just a little bit too slowly to be realistic. Try sppeding it up a little maybe?
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