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"Unofficial" NSX Rolling pics • Post your rolling photos!
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perfection.
perfection.
^^ sick!!!
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^ Dislike! :smile:
LOVE this!
Really old ones...
12-1-10-small-FIXED by synth19, on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/synth19/6331145392/
wm1 by synth19, on Flickr
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It's called a rig shot. I really don't do them much anymore, because the Post Production in photoshop is a PIA. Basically, you attach a boom to the car with a camera attached. Shoot the car remotely (with timer or remote) at a slow shutter speed while you manually push/roll the car. The slow shutter speed gives the perception that the car is going super fast. But like I said, photoshopping the rig out of the shot is a major PIA. Here is one with the rig still attached, not cloned out yet.
Here is an animation by Jeff Creech, a phenomanol photographer, to illustrate the process. You can see the amount of work needed to get the final result:
Click below:
http://www.jeffcreech.com/240rigshot_animation.html
Click below:
http://www.jeffcreech.com/240rigshot_animation.html
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WOW - thanks for sharing...you're the read deal!
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Yep, composition on this shot is bang on you're right!
Yep, composition on this shot is bang on you're right!
It's called a rig shot. I really don't do them much anymore, because the Post Production in photoshop is a PIA. Basically, you attach a boom to the car with a camera attached. Shoot the car remotely (with timer or remote) at a slow shutter speed while you manually push/roll the car. The slow shutter speed gives the perception that the car is going super fast. But like I said, photoshopping the rig out of the shot is a major PIA. Here is one with the rig still attached, not cloned out yet.
Is that hood flex, or now a dent, where the boom suction cup connects with the hood?
Or is that a trick of the light?
Def not a dent, or my friend wouldn't have been too happy.lol
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Really? push like by hand? then you edit out the person?
Usually the person is pushing from the rear (passenger side) or even pushing from the passenger side window (crouched down). With this method, they are usually not in the shot. The other option is to have someone in the car and drive less then 1mph. This works too, but this method can cause some vibrations, especially if the boom is placed over the motor- which results in shaky pics.
That is amazing - thanks for the link and info!
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Yeah, Jeff does some amazing work. Been keeping up with his stuff for years on the local forums... he's doing big things these days.
From this Summer
http://youtu.be/LSgN2mdXIJ8
http://youtu.be/LSgN2mdXIJ8
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I want a rolling shot
I want a rolling shot
I'll take care of that, In our trip to Orlando :biggrin:
Seriously, let's stay overnight for NSXCAPADES dude, I mean it! Orlando is less than 200 miles !
Oscar
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