You did a good job with the Fire. Even if ZimNS is right about the lighting and camera rate.... Im pretty sure you were focused on the fire. And the Fire was Awesome!
There should be some lightning on your arm... and you should of recorded it with better camera because the frame rate of the fire isn't the same as the frame rate of your camera, making it less realistic...
Probably he just took that area and overlaid a blue light onto it to make it seem brighter. You'd have to recreate his face in 3D and then add digital lights to it to actually light up his face realistically. Best route would be for one of the crew to shine an ACTUAL blue light onto his face so that the digital effect more convincingly meshes with the footage.
It would look sweet if it had a lower opacity at the emitter start, and it had gradient from dark blue at the hand to the lighter blue at the end of the flame.
It's just too light blue, there isn't much texture to the fire.
hello.i have 3d max and fume fx but i dont know how set the tracking data from boujou tracking program to the fire of fume fx.i mean after import the tracking in 3dmax how conect it with the fire?
You Don't need Boujou because the scene relative to the camera isn't moving. Just model a 3D-hand as an emitter for the fire. You do know how to display avi animations in max don't you?
You are better off asking the guy that made this, but you can do it several ways, either in 3ds max or in "After Effects" using alpha channels as masks.
y so serious XD
Ninjadave0o 6 months ago
this teaches us to not masturbate
DeepestBlueJ 8 months ago 7
did he died?
Maaarteh 9 months ago
THATS SO COOL!!!
tomsilinus 1 year ago
how do you do this?
DarianMr 1 year ago
You did a good job with the Fire. Even if ZimNS is right about the lighting and camera rate.... Im pretty sure you were focused on the fire. And the Fire was Awesome!
Catch Ya Later, Bro
Queitaro 1 year ago
@thomasbhunter68 hahahahah lmfao dude thats some funny shit
rollituplightitup85 1 year ago
There should be some lightning on your arm... and you should of recorded it with better camera because the frame rate of the fire isn't the same as the frame rate of your camera, making it less realistic...
ZimNS 1 year ago
@ZimNS Yeah, these where the days before Dslrs, lol. My webcam had a low shutter and FumeFX is tough to render motion blur. Thanks for the CC :D
thrillhouse900 1 year ago
@thrillhouse900 You also need to have your video the same resolution and quality as your fire. 240p/360p video and a 720p fire on it? :P
SpeedXX71 7 months ago
that was really good! 5/5
GeneralAnimator 2 years ago
You could make the lighting look realistic with Blending modes in After Effects
JohnyBKilla 2 years ago 3
This video is very awesome!
How did you bring fumefx into your video?
csengeri 2 years ago
Nice :D
pandarenBrewmaster62 2 years ago
How to make that blue reflection on your face?
jeremylimanto1994 2 years ago
With a simple compositing program. I guess he used Adobe After Effect..
klbFX 2 years ago
Probably he just took that area and overlaid a blue light onto it to make it seem brighter. You'd have to recreate his face in 3D and then add digital lights to it to actually light up his face realistically. Best route would be for one of the crew to shine an ACTUAL blue light onto his face so that the digital effect more convincingly meshes with the footage.
JJMDude 2 years ago
It would look sweet if it had a lower opacity at the emitter start, and it had gradient from dark blue at the hand to the lighter blue at the end of the flame.
It's just too light blue, there isn't much texture to the fire.
Pretty good job, though.
rhysie21 3 years ago
hello.i have 3d max and fume fx but i dont know how set the tracking data from boujou tracking program to the fire of fume fx.i mean after import the tracking in 3dmax how conect it with the fire?
regretsmyl 3 years ago
You Don't need Boujou because the scene relative to the camera isn't moving. Just model a 3D-hand as an emitter for the fire. You do know how to display avi animations in max don't you?
Sidowse 3 years ago 2
ok.i know how do it now.Thank you for help.;)
regretsmyl 3 years ago
How about the reflection on his face?
csengeri 2 years ago
You are better off asking the guy that made this, but you can do it several ways, either in 3ds max or in "After Effects" using alpha channels as masks.
Sidowse 2 years ago
look's nice ;)
Olegipst 3 years ago
hey dude how did you do it
y want to know !!! help
chejoflop 3 years ago
With a program called FumeFX. It's a fluid simulator.
klbFX 2 years ago
its actually fre/smoke simulator
imissdanivan2 2 years ago 2
Nope! The program he used is called 3ds Max and it has the plug-in called FumeFX.
csengeri 2 years ago
looked amazing great work dude
FlipOutFilms 3 years ago