Topic: Gun flipping test
This was animated at 30 fps, but slowed it down a little so you could actually see what happens. 
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This was animated at 30 fps, but slowed it down a little so you could actually see what happens.
It's epically awesome. Good work.
-JK
Dang, that looks epically smooth. That's like 30 frames just for putting up an arm
For some odd reason I can't watch it.
Very smooth Filmyguy, very smooth indeed....
That's insanely smooth, but you had better not shoot a film at 30 fps.
but you had better not shoot a film at 30 fps.
And why is that?
That was so good!
Noice. 
RealBrick wrote:but you had better not shoot a film at 30 fps.
And why is that?
That was so good!
Imagine all those frames.
Watched all the frames frame by frame in quicktime. That was awesomeness in a cup. Also you seemed to get rid of your camera grain! (well at least most of it) So kudos to that. Loved the gun twirling.
-Tejas VIM
Thanks, man! As to the grain, I got a new awesome light from Ikea! I'm loving it.
WOW! Awesome! The animation was smooth. God job, man! Great test, filmyguy, great test...
VIMStudios wrote:Watched all the frames frame by frame in quicktime. That was awesomeness in a cup. Also you seemed to get rid of your camera grain! (well at least most of it) So kudos to that. Loved the gun twirling.
-Tejas VIM
Thanks, man! As to the grain, I got a new awesome light from Ikea! I'm loving it.
Haha! Ikea lamps ftw! 
-Tejas VIM
make 30 fps 5 second films once in a while, since longer films would take a long time 
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