Frage von duke777:
Hello!
I'm looking for some time for movies or the amateur films and now I've indulged myself in a synonymous neus equipment. Hope now writing in the correct forum.
1. Question: How can I make a camera pan of a tracking shot where it looks like I'm flying to object? Do I need to workpiece with a device or can I subsequently synonymous with After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc.?
2. Question: How do I get it together, if I have a Picture, which offers an object in the foreground and the background is very close as a person and I make sharp turns and then the person in the same scene or the object in the foreground sharp do.
Would be nice if someone can help me here?
Hope it is somewhat understandable.
Greetings
Antwort von marwie:
Hello!
1. Question: How can I make a camera pan of a tracking shot where it looks like I'm flying to object? Do I need to workpiece with a device or can I subsequently synonymous with After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc.? It can not do this in the postproduction, as indeed changes the perspective and not just the image. You have to hold either a dolly, slider, lift, Steady Cam, etc. one can simulate a camera tripod synonymous with the ride,
2. Question: How do I get it together, if I have a Picture, which offers an object in the foreground and the background is very close as a person and I make sharp turns and then the person in the same scene or the object in the foreground sharp do. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sch%C3%A4rfentiefe depth of field is the keyword: s.besten it is of course if you have a camera with the largest possible sensor or a 35mm adapter, then you can play with good depth of field. Otherwise you have to stop looking, that you open my Aperture and with very little telecommuters, then a focus shift going synonymous. Depending on the camera is holding more or less good advantage of containing a large ring around your images. Ev. your camera has a shot transition function synonymous with which one can make such a sharp shift auto.
Antwort von duke777:
ok, thanks.
you have already helped me a lot.
