im in... too =)
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im in... too =)
great challenge - count me in!
thanks for the green boards, they do help.
regards,
c.
nice challenge! cool idea!
cheers to shadowmaker, thanks for the footage.
Alex
hey guys –
November 22nd, 2006,12:28 AM
hey guys sounds like fun i would like to joing in this challenge is it here where i sign in ?
Im in.... just lining things up
Last edited by tungaunga; November 22nd, 2006 at 04:12 AM.
shalom3d,
to join the challenge simply register and open up a WIP (work in progress) thread with your work in the WIP forum here:
http://www.vfxtalk.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=109
When its closer to the time to submit the final work we will open up a submissions thread.
thanks and good luck!
jah,
is there any date to the final submission?
Groove, check out the first post: submission date december 24th
thnx ShadowMaker
November 27th, 2006,02:24 AM
dude this footage is really sucky... I mean if you take a look at shot one the green card would have been useful if you positioned it and even the stand correctly. I mean now if i wanted to line up these shots properly i would need to undistort your lens model and then rotoscope your hair back in which is a huge pain. I would have rathered missing the back of your head at least thats an easier dhape to rotoscope.
In the second shot you have the green card again... why? what am i supposed to composite behind him? The only thing i can imagine is the shot in the chair however it doesnt cover the chair much at all AND the only thing that goes that far is the back of the chair which i would have rotoed anyway. So now that you have used card where it wasnt needed i miss out on the background information behind you which will make the stitching scenes a pain in the ass. What also makes it a huge pain to stitch is your way left of frame when you dont even move halfway through it. WHY? how am i supposed to stitch the TV when i have a distorted half and the other half is covered by your hair in shot one.
In the third shot you left the chair in it without just pushing it to the side... this makes stitching even harder... do you even think before shooting your plates?
Shot 4 is fine... its how you should have shot them all... except now i have to time the camera pan to your movment out of shot to match the in shot of you sitting on the couch which is a huge pain too I may even have to reverse the pan.
Its just so annoying that we get to use this footage instead of using someone who actually knows how to shoot for an effect like this.
Ive worked out how to combat all these things but its just such an annoyance to have an indie film this.
Last edited by aaronv2; November 27th, 2006 at 02:28 AM.
thats why its a challenge dude... its supposed to be challenging...
This is not a job, this is a challenge and you participate if you want, mainly for fun or to learn. ShadowMaker shared his footage for free. For sure my results won't be perfect but I am having fun and learning new things.
its not like you HAVE TO do it man.
Beside the fact that I know I won't be able to do anything for this challenge (my skills are so poor, guys!) I have to thank ShadowMaker to let me trying to improve my (bad) technique with his footage.
I think no one is compelled to play that challenge but anyone of us should be grateful to anyone who shares some of his "trasure" with us.
ShadowMaker- I appreciate you giving the footage that you shot. It is a good challenge to work on.
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