The Matrix Effect | 360 Bullet Time Effect

1st attempt. Not satisfied.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• matrix effect
• movie
• spin around
• after effects
• 360
• camera
• green
• screen
• pan
• bullet time
• lomo
• stop motion
• call of duty
• black ops

[asterix645]

Hey BlueCastStudios, that's a great effect. very nicely done.

I know you used bluescreen, but more specifically, how?

Did you stand on a spinning platform? or did you spin the camera?

[Durkhelek]

for some reason that reminded me of when you first spawn in James Bond for the Nintendo 64.

[Wireheadking]

It needs some action music. But great effect :)

[asterix645]

@BlogRenuan

I'm well aware of that. I've done my research on the time-slice effect rather thoroughly. That comment was made with the assumption that this kidprobably doesn't have access to dozens of cameras nor the rig to make them fire at the appropriate time as needed for the effect. 

[BlogRenuan]

@asterix645 usually for this trick neither of these methods is used. this trick became popular with its use in the matrix movies, and there they placed several cameras around the actor that all shot a picture at the exact same moment or with a very short episode of time between each of them. all of these pictures shown very fast produce the effect.

[kirbyerick]

41 people thought they were clicking the download button.

[spilsmilkandcrys]

Is it House of the Dead 2 that uses this sort of thing? good job :-)

[MrUmgajo]

FAG

[SummitTraxxas]

@asterix645 I think they just went around the actor with a green/blue screen, then they shot a video of spinning, then they just matched it.

[wwMMeli13]

Not satisfied??! I'll satisfy you ;)

[Jomar4444]

@asterix645 Blue cast studio.. Dx please tell us how? camera spin? or spinning platform? Dx

[jobblas]

@asterix645 The bullet time effect is done using still photos. you just take a series of stills around and then morph them to make one continuos shot.