06 January 2006, 00:48 UTC#1
I am currently in post on a short film that I shot back in summer. There is one part I need done but don't have time (or patience for). I was wondering if someone would be willing to go frame-by-frame in a filmstrip file and remove a tripod that is in the shot. I believe it's in there for about 60ish frame. Anyone care to do this little project?
And yes, you'll get credit for your work.
06 January 2006, 01:00 UTC#2
Just use after effects' clone tool..
06 January 2006, 01:11 UTC#3
Fuck that shit.
06 January 2006, 03:55 UTC#4
Hahahahahahaahhhhhhhhhhhhhahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
06 January 2006, 03:57 UTC#5
pffffffft like thats gonna happen
06 January 2006, 04:03 UTC#6
Hahaha, yeah if you dont want to waste your time for that.... why would you think anyone else should? Post a screencap of the problem.
06 January 2006, 04:08 UTC#7
I will do it im pretty bored.
06 January 2006, 07:26 UTC#8
Post a screen of the shot. I'm not offering, I'd just like to see.
06 January 2006, 20:05 UTC#9
06 January 2006, 21:15 UTC#10
Time for a reshoot
06 January 2006, 21:26 UTC#11
It's right in the middle of the frame. How the fuck could you not notice it was in shot?!
06 January 2006, 21:35 UTC#12
My thought exactly, wtf.
07 January 2006, 00:06 UTC#13
I didn't ask to get made fun of. Forget I mentioned it.
And Marc, I would reshoot it but there's snow on the ground.
08 January 2006, 13:00 UTC#14
That would be pretty easy 2 clone out in after effects, cos theres not much behind the tripod, just the same colour ground really..
08 January 2006, 15:36 UTC#15
If u put that much effort into thinking about shots this film is going to be LOL
08 January 2006, 18:22 UTC#16
It was how I shot it. I was losing time and had to get it quick. The shot is moving with him and I wasn't able to look through the viewfinder when shooting it. I also don't like LCD screens because they are a battery drainer.
17 January 2006, 13:50 UTC#17
