Title: 1942 Stalingrad film effects
Post by: ShadowSix on September 05, 2003, 08:06:37 pm
Hi all,
I still watch the "1942 Stalingrad" virtual film and am inspired by the effects that are displayed. I was wondering--could anyone let me know how the 'vibration' effect was made when the bombs exploded on the ground? These shots were taken with a static camera and are great.
Do you use Adobe After Effects to accomplish this?
Also, my virtual film, "INFAMY" is out for download on Wiley's site. It is my first film and it is about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Here is the link to Wiley's home page. Choose the 48mb version--it is alot better than the 31mb version:
http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~chapman/flightsims/oberstguncam/Frameset/index2.htm
TIA for any help on the special effects for 1942 Stalingrad!
S~
I still watch the "1942 Stalingrad" virtual film and am inspired by the effects that are displayed. I was wondering--could anyone let me know how the 'vibration' effect was made when the bombs exploded on the ground? These shots were taken with a static camera and are great.
Do you use Adobe After Effects to accomplish this?
Also, my virtual film, "INFAMY" is out for download on Wiley's site. It is my first film and it is about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Here is the link to Wiley's home page. Choose the 48mb version--it is alot better than the 31mb version:
http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~chapman/flightsims/oberstguncam/Frameset/index2.htm
TIA for any help on the special effects for 1942 Stalingrad!
S~
Title: Re: 1942 Stalingrad film effects
Post by: Seeker on September 05, 2003, 10:02:41 pm
Great work ShadowSix! I love the "Imperialized" aircraft--nice effect. I almost thought I saw some Ki's for a minute.I was yelling for the guy in the jeep to bail, lol. Ctrl E wasn't working either...Kingsnake did all the filming and editing for Stalingrad. Kudos to him. I'm not sure what software he used.Keep it up...hopefully we'll have some real Zeros to shoot soon!S!TX-Seeker
Title: Re: 1942 Stalingrad film effects
Post by: TX-BlackKnight on September 05, 2003, 11:41:21 pm
ShadowSix....Bravo on the film !!! Fantastic work !!!! Thank-you for sharing that with us !!!!!!!~S~BKIf at first you do not succeed ... Don't try Skydiving !!!
Title: Re: 1942 Stalingrad film effects
Post by: 13thDisciple on September 05, 2003, 11:56:25 pm
Nice Work
Title: Re: 1942 Stalingrad film effects
Post by: TX-Zen on September 06, 2003, 10:10:47 am
Salute ShadowSix!Great film, excellent camera work. I also want to thank you for posting a link here, I enjoyed the heck out of it. Disciple...what the heck is that graphic all about?TX-ZenBlack 6
Title: Re: 1942 Stalingrad film effects
Post by: 13thDisciple on September 06, 2003, 02:51:12 pm
It's just my sig - It's actually pretty cool - the guys who coded it of course will not release the code - but does allow you to link to his site for a sig - check it out - a better explanation on that site as to how it is done and what it is doing.http://www.danasoft.com
Title: Re: 1942 Stalingrad film effects
Post by: TX-Kingsnake on September 06, 2003, 03:09:44 pm
Well done. I found all the other films, other than the PAV video which was great, are terrible. The LA as Zero was close enough for me, but the Stukas were too much of a stretch. I'd rather watch your version than the feature film, which stunk. I looked at that score and was considering using it. I decided against it because it starts off good as the Zeros creep up in a sneak attack, but the rest of the score is languid. Zimmer is a good composer for making movies like this. He knows how to compose for combat. I have seen others use the black and white filter you used. I am not impressed with that filter. It really doesn't show up well as it gets compressed. There are wierd artifacts in that black and white scene that just don't look like black and white footage. Try another plugin or another way to process the film. Magic Bullet is a good filter to use.TX-KingsnakeWhite >+