Currently rendering a comp with 19000 3D particles per frame, consisting of 1000 frames
—Me!
Just reading through some interesting posts from Canon Rumours about some new products.. I’m looking forward to the future of DSLR cinematography! Got some major 3D stuff rendering in the BG :P
http://www.canonrumors.com/2012/05/canon-ef-40mm-f2-8-pancake-coming-cr3/
http://www.canonrumors.com/2012/05/canon-eos-70d-eos-7d-mark-ii-speculation-cr1/
http://www.canonrumors.com/2012/05/brief-hands-on-ef-24-70-f2-8l-ii/
http://www.canonrumors.com/2012/05/a-brief-hands-on-canon-ef-24-f2-8-is/
Oh and check out the particle count.. Total - 12000!
This is absolutely amazing! Such simplistic design, but realistic animation. Very clever.
I love Baraka, its such a cinematic, encapsulating film.
Advanced 3D particle generator with shading and advanced camera controls to create a realistic 3D environment including DoF.
AE CS5.5
Most music you hear these days is postmodern.
—Me
I got to hang out the back of an old London route master bus and film today, it was amazing.
—Me
Crazy slow rendering with so many 3D particles!
Working with 3D particles today in AE CS5.5 using Trapcode Particular, just a little mini project.
Awesome, my magic arms are here! Now I have an almost complete camera rig!
Amazing painted animation on evolution, please watch!
Uhh.. I had to go back to using Premiere Pro CS5.5 to edit the Spring video because I don’t have Magic Bullet installed in CS6 yet, and I designed some grading for this vid in MB just as a test. CS5.5 was very clunky and slow. The program startup took much longer than CS6’s under 10 seconds, and then once it was running, it started conforming all of the media in my project meaning I could not play back clips in the preview monitor in real time. CS6 had no problem with this and even the scrubbing through the clips in the project panel is smooth.
Going to finish this thang.
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I’m just about to start editing the vid for this!
(via reinforcedhearts)
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 loaded in
