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[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

 

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hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa must remember that - talc in the hair dryer

 

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[RayRay]

hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa must remember that - talc in the hair dryer

Defo doing this to the gf

 

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Make sure to post the GIF of GF

 

[therealjohnny]

 

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[therealjohnny]

 

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[pissypants]

Amazing. I expect to see that ripped off in an upcoming arthouse sci-fi

 

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eh... its been done...
[video=youtube_share;je0NhvAQ6fM]http://youtu.be/je0NhvAQ6fM[/video]

 

[pissypants]

eh... its been done...
[video=youtube_share;je0NhvAQ6fM]http://youtu.be/je0NhvAQ6fM[/video]

Yep the reverse-dolly zoom has been in shitloads of stuff: the above, Jaws, Poltergeist, but I don't think I've ever seen it done to that level of technical perfection. Looks like they used a monitor overlay to allign after each stop-motion shot of the movement.

 

[pissypants]

 

[Mormon Nailer]

I keep breathing in time with this
(and I have the strangest boner right now)

 

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Yep the reverse-dolly zoom has been in shitloads of stuff: the above, Jaws, Poltergeist, but I don't think I've ever seen it done to that level of technical perfection. Looks like they used a monitor overlay to allign after each stop-motion shot of the movement.

My point was thats its a tried & trusted technique. As far as I know, the guy used several lenses instead of just the one zoom lens in order to achieve this effect. Easier to do of course if your shooting stills. I'm sure some alignment was done in photoshop. And also the speed will iron out any imperfections.
Its really effin brilliant buh...

 

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I keep breathing in time with this
(and I have the strangest boner right now)

I'd be really pissed off if that happened to my pizza.

Some practical joker with a bucket of baking soda...

 

[pissypants]

My point was thats its a tried & trusted technique. As far as I know, the guy used several lenses instead of just the one zoom lens in order to achieve this effect. Easier to do of course if your shooting stills. I'm sure some alignment was done in photoshop. And also the speed will iron out any imperfections.
Its really effin brilliant buh...

See I was thinking about the photoshop thing. It's be grand for aligning some of the points of the central object in a 2d plane, but to get the effect above you'd either have to be super careful about aligning your camera with foreground / bckground objects or use a monitor overlay of the previous image, or both...

 

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See I was thinking about the photoshop thing. It's be grand for aligning some of the points of the central object in a 2d plane, but to get the effect above you'd either have to be super careful about aligning your camera with foreground / bckground objects or use a monitor overlay of the previous image, or both...

My guess is the camera was tethered to a computer as opposed to merely a monitor with an application running some kind of onion peel facility for stop frame animation.

Perhaps...