Nion's Blender Tutorial: Cinematic Zoom

This time, I had problems to find a suitable name for the tutorial. I call it cinematic zoom because you often see that technique in films, especially in horrorfilms. It's a very short and simple tutorial this time, but I hope it is something new for you anyway.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Nion
• Blender
• Tutorial
• Cinematic
• Zoom
• Lens
• Camera
• Focus
• Optical

[Cerafem]

(It's called a vertigo shot, just so everyone knows)

[NionsChannel]

Ah cool thanks. Didn't know it actually has a name.

[hoffy1138]

Thank you so much! I am working on a video and I needed this! SUBSCRIBED!

[MartianStories]

Very very neat. I've been wondering about this for a while now. Thank you VERY much for the cool tutorial, Nion. You're really awesome!

[Pentaclestudios]

Excellent tutorial, I will defiantly be using this. If You have any more techniques please post them.

[Luxide]

Thanks for the tutorial, the effect is great.

[multimediahelp1]

thanks learned a another thing today!

[CleverNameStudios]

I think tho official name on this kind of zoom is zool.

Because to get this effect in real life the camera must rool and zoom at the same time.

[BartiusCrouch]

Good tutorial. I did the same effect in Blender some months ago but couldn't be bothered by manually matching the zoom to the camera movement, so I wrote a python script for it.

You can find it on BlenderArtists by doing a search for "dolly zoom", the thread is called "How to acheive a dolly zoom effect". (sorry, can't directly link to it)

[nhlfan117]

That shot can also be called a Zolly shot (zoom/dolly)

[videodromex]

I remember it in vertigo....they actually used an horizontal maquette for all those shots that look like vertical arbogast shots

[graimee]

cool, nice tutorial