Anti-Grav Helicopter
The FPS of the camera synced up with the revolutions per second of the helicopter, creating a cool effect.
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The FPS of the camera synced up with the revolutions per second of the helicopter, creating a cool effect.
EDIT:60,747 Pageviews on this page as of 6:20 1/28/2008. Wonderful!
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Wow that’s great, you just learned how to use your 3Ds max.
or, you just sync the fps of the camera to the rotor speed…!
“or, you just sync the fps of the camera to the rotor speed…!”
That is how it was done
… i guess people dont read the post anymore… heaven forbid this dude makes a post with out a pic or vid…
Yeah this blogs top 2 posts both have vids. Here’s the other: http://cipherblog.net/2007/12/27/marriage-proposal-allaiphone-ad/
wow that really cool
I love how the people who mention programs obviously have never used them. (It’s so Photoshopped! Or it’s 3Ds max!). Helicopter rotors go from 8-11 rotations per second. Most video for TV is 30FPS, 24 for cinema. I’ve seen this before, but not for so long. Cool!
yeah I’ve seen it too… we had a really nice camera for school and you could manually adjust the FPS, we turned the knob and looked in the monitor until it did this. But when the helicopter climbed the rotor speed slowed a little and we lost it.
simple, but really cool.
nice
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This video is pretty stupid, they could have taken out the blades or something…
GOOD grief people the guy said he synced the rotation and fps give him a break it is a good vid
Okay, the effort is there, yes, I suppose I’ve adopted the negativity of the fact that it’s impossible and ridiculous. From the other aspect, yes it’s good, and cool too.
Yes, adjusting the frame rate of the camera to the blades is a neat way of doing this. Because you can still see some small blade movement, it obviously cannot perfect, but still a very, very cool thing.
Good job and I am sure it was fun to do.
Why’s everyone being so mean? It says *right underneath the video* that the frames are in sync with the blades. Of course it’s “fake,” there’s no such thing as antigravity..it’s just a cool video.
I like the mix of cynical and anti-cynical we have going here! =)
Very well done!
@Lerih Thanks!
@jack Yep!
That is *so* photoshopped
So?
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