Cycle Chase by solisphotography
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I really struggle to bring a dynamic look to this one. I'd render a version of it only to start over the next day. It's still not quite there, but it's close. This stems from a book cover proposal that was ultimately rejected. I have the premise of the book in my head and I'm throwing together what I think are scenes from it.
Comments (4)
bob3dartist
I can't comment on what's in your head or why you don't like the "dynamics" of the scene. It seems to work very well for me. I wouldn't mind some motion blur on that front wheel but other than that it seems perfect. If you were achieve the look you want please share it with me. With all that being said, I thing it is great.
solisphotography
I'm working on the wheel blur but it's a beast to render. Rather than just using a radial blur, I'm rendering many frames of just the wheel with each one slightly rotated. The plan is to combine those into a smart object in Photoshop and use one of the stack modes to create a blur. I do a similar technique with star trail photography, so I figured I'd give it a shot here.
Krid
..great dynamic scene and excellent pov and postwork
JoeJarrah Online Now!
The framing and pov are exceptional. In the past I have used radial blurs with mask for wheels, or in the old days (ds3) motion master was useful. I'd be interested to see how multiple layered renders approach works.
johnnyflames
Great 'story'