360 degree bullet time, slow motion bullet, VFX

Method: Shoot footage = Track in Syntheyes, Export camera data = Import data into 3DSMAX, Model, Texture, Animate bullet = Import into After Effects = Final Composite & Render.

Alternate Camera Projection Method can be found at videocopilot.net
(My method works particularly well for moving camera's)

(A.Kramers method works particularly well for virtual panning & locked off cameras)

Bullet model - Kaine Van Riel
Bullet Textures - Kaine Van Riel
Animation - Kaine Van Riel
Compositing - Kaine Van Riel
Camera - Kaine Van Riel
Actor - Kyle North
Many Thanks - Bolton Train Station.

1050 x 576

Futureworks Manchester School of Media
Bolton University.
Kainevan Production

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• slow motion bullet
• gunshot
• visual effects
• kainevan
• andrew kramer
• videocopilot
• exeter
• futureworks
• manchester
• okehampton college
• 3dsmax
• after effects
• matchmove
• bullet time
• time freeze

[kainevan]

@shuwar2k5 thanks for the feedback, The idea is that the bullet is faster at the beginning, then slows down as it gets closer to the camera.. sort of variable time remapping. I see what u mean though. Kaino

[kainevan]

@inemanja 180 degree indeed, It was 360 degree before i edited it, but it was pointlessly long so i just used 180 degrees of the full circle. probably should have named it something else haha

[Moras701]

IT'S pretty good, but i think you should have added some smoke. and the shell flew away too fast, faster than the actual bullet. just my opinion though

[Hyminym]

That was sick!

[inemanja]

more like 180 degree

[paintballonaim]

@penguizmo 1) torrents, 2) youtube.

[shuwar2k5]

imo the bullet is spinning to fast..

[penguizmo]

woah. that is amazing. i just wish i had: 1. the expensive software required 4 this kind of stuff and 2. experience with advanced programs.