Topic: Pan Test @ 20 fps
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye3zj6n3S2Y
Pretty much self explanatory.
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http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye3zj6n3S2Y
Pretty much self explanatory.
Nice and smooth, good job!
That's not a pan. A pan is where the camera stays in the same place and turns on a pivot.
Smoothalicious.
^ What he said. That was a tracking shot.
Lights changed a couple of times, but the camera movement was quite smooth.
this is tracking shoot
This was very good!
Only negative thing was the little bump halfway through, but that's not very noticable...
-Antifaan
From a cinematography point of view, I find these perpendicular tracking shots look a little artificial. Try to angle the camera and/or the track so you get a bit more depth in the shot.
From a technical point of view, the lighting in the background - right at the end of the alley - changes at one point. Looks like you knocked a lamp or something.
also...
Please never put credits in a test.
good, but Pan = Panoramic ?
because i think it is not panoramic, but this shot is a traveling ...?
it was quite good but you can kind of see the camera's reflection in the windows
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