Hello, I did a long time ago once geguckt CSI Las Vegas and since I noticed a cool effect, as will a certain light rays through to the bottom. Only I just do not know how I could do this. Who exact or similar solution, followed by something around?
This should be a filter in front of his camera. Ask me not now, as the states.
Antwort von fenom:
White other means such as filter?
Antwort von Markus:
At the end, it is a simple smear effect and nobody in the Postpro did feel like the stripes wegzuretuschieren. ;-)
Antwort von beiti:
"Mark" wrote:
At the end, it is a simple smear effect and nobody in the Postpro did feel like the stripes wegzuretuschieren. ;-)
Exactly, and CSI Miami at the time they have an incorrect white balance. ;)
Antwort von fenom:
Yes this is on the scene intent. But is this a Postpro Effect or is this been?
Antwort von beiti:
"Fenomen" wrote:
Yes this is on the scene intent. But is this a Postpro Effect or is this been?
I type on a host filter, because the stripes on vsan radiating bodies (light sources and reflections) entstehen. But of course I know not what the people Postpro so everything stopped, and the lens and even simulate s.Computer stains.
Antwort von Markus:
I think it is unlikely that the effect with (optical) filters during the recording was produced. Lattice filter can in fact only the number and orientation of the light rays generated pretend, but not their direction. A lattice filter would have the effect actually look like smear, so both strip down as synonymous to top generate.
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Antwort von jojo:
Perhaps in the Postpro simple ne Choice of lights made and then Motion Blur down. So then only in the lights.
Antwort von Axel:
To see this, if you trim the wings of a film projector to asynchronously switching role has are: Depending on the position of the wing smear bright image parts up or down, you see the "move" of the frames, the aperture is usually hidden.
Probably there is some plugin for After Effects. Effect of operation should be "smearing" when the brightness somehow mask defined as an effect. AAE, I no longer, but the times I would check.
