I'm using and Andoer 80cm motorized camera dolly and a JVC HD Everio hand held video camera. I'm not sure this will be the final camera usedDude! That is looking awesome.
What make and model of slider do you have? And what camera were you using?
Wow that is amazing!
I didn't know any better, I'd have thought I was looking at a movie shot before they added in the CGI interiors and backgrounds!
Thank you joberg. I wish I could do something like that with your Space station as well. I'll just keep trying different lighting and/or filters until I get it right. We'll see how it goes. Thanks for the comments.Love those dolly-shots for sure (I'm a fan of in-camera effects). It's really looking good. I don't know what kind of depth of field you'll have (background and lighting can be tricky without it as you know). Looking forward to your next update!
Thanks mofo77 glad you like it!mindblowing work,cannot get enough of this!
Thanks joberg. Yes, I wanted to try the classic camera shots as many do in their cg work just to see how it works out. After that I want to do my own version of the flyby, that's why I was asking for suggestions. I've had a few good ideas suggested to me so far by other fans as to what they'd like to see and I will try to include as many as I can. But for now.... baby steps before the quantum leap!Fantastic job Mark:cool My Space Station is finally done and I wish I had had your knowledge of wiring/electronics to put lighting in it:cry
You're mentioning in your post that you'll film your dry-dock shot for shot (as in the same set-ups that are in the movie?) I think that you should make a brand new vid of what you wanted to see in the movie but that wasn't shot I think that with your set up, you'll achieve great quality at the end! Eager to see the next update.