slit-scan people - raw footage

here is some raw slit-scan footage from people walking at ucla. enjoy.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• slit-scan
• ucla
• people
• walking

[niwlAM]

Isn't it possible to achieve this effect with the time displacement effect and a vertical gradient?

[johnburnap]

i dont know... i will have to try that!! very good idea! thank you!

[AlexZyka]

This is a very simple idea that yields spectacular results! I imagine it would be really smooth if you had doubled or even quadrupled the resolution!

[johnburnap]

thanks so much! you understand then!! yeah if i could slice it into 256 slices that would be cool... i actually wish i could just do each line - 480 lines... or i guess HD would be 768! thats alot of layers!

see you around!

[BusterKoks]

co za asy

[johnburnap]

@girraffeman i sure did. i am also sure that there is an easier way...

[girraffeman]

@KrKroes did you actually cut up the footage into that many layers and offset them individually? I've been using time displacement and made a black to white ramp for the displacement map. The results were similar to this video. I'd really like a way to offset every row individually though, (768 rows).

[anamorphify]

how do you do this???

[anamorphify]

I'm an art student from South Africa currently working with contemporary film and photography and I've only recently discovered slit-scanning. it's probably one of the most awesome things ever..wow

how to you create the slit-scanning effect?

i have no idea

[KrKroes]

Hey, I just started doing this today with some of my footage in after effects-- I was able to get a 100 line resolution by interpreting the footage as having 100 fps, and then doing frame blending/interpretation for all the 100 layers. Its better than this, but still not true slit scan. Good Work.