actually they filmed those with analog cameras aswell, the phantom didn't work on set arcoding to Wally
Edit: and all i see being used in the shoot is the Imax MSM9802 camera, and the panavision 70mm but that was last week.
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Edit: and all i see being used in the shoot is the Imax MSM9802 camera, and the panavision 70mm but that was last week.
That's interesting... but what frame rate and shutter angle they used for these shots?Nicolaslabra wrote: ↑July 19th, 2019, 2:53 amactually they filmed those with analog cameras aswell, the phantom didn't work on set arcoding to Wally
Edit: and all i see being used in the shoot is the Imax MSM9802 camera, and the panavision 70mm but that was last week.
Edit: maybe cars move backwards that slow because they film this with analog cameras. Maybe not such extreme slo-mo like Inception, but something like this:
i don't know really, i was thinking that maybe they`d even use a slower frame rate, to then make the cars seem faster, its a common technique, both in film and digital, didn't know that the ending of dunkirk was in slow mo tho, to mee it seems like it was shot at 24 fps, but thats just me.ANONIMNIQ wrote: ↑July 19th, 2019, 3:17 amThat's interesting... but what frame rate and shutter angle they used for these shots?Nicolaslabra wrote: ↑July 19th, 2019, 2:53 amactually they filmed those with analog cameras aswell, the phantom didn't work on set arcoding to Wally
Edit: and all i see being used in the shoot is the Imax MSM9802 camera, and the panavision 70mm but that was last week.
Edit: maybe cars move backwards that slow because they film this with analog cameras. Maybe not such extreme slo-mo like Inception, but something like this:
I don't know... It's maybe because of the slow moving dolly camera in this scene, but to me it's looking shot in higher frame rate. It doesn't matter. We'll see how they shot these scenes in Tenet.Nicolaslabra wrote: ↑July 19th, 2019, 4:15 ami don't know really, i was thinking that maybe they`d even use a slower frame rate, to then make the cars seem faster, its a common technique, both in film and digital, didn't know that the ending of dunkirk was in slow mo tho, to mee it seems like it was shot at 24 fps, but thats just me.ANONIMNIQ wrote: ↑July 19th, 2019, 3:17 amThat's interesting... but what frame rate and shutter angle they used for these shots?Nicolaslabra wrote: ↑July 19th, 2019, 2:53 am
actually they filmed those with analog cameras aswell, the phantom didn't work on set arcoding to Wally
Edit: and all i see being used in the shoot is the Imax MSM9802 camera, and the panavision 70mm but that was last week.
Edit: maybe cars move backwards that slow because they film this with analog cameras. Maybe not such extreme slo-mo like Inception, but something like this:
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