by mrrafs | Sep 6, 2013 | blog, Uncategorized
This is an alternative way of using a matte generated from a key that retains fine detail that an normal over node on its own cannot do. It generates a thin key for the translucent detail on motion blur, hair, dirt on glass etc. I will require a normal key for its...
by mrrafs | Sep 4, 2013 | blog, Uncategorized
On the first dark night move this ‘cropped bokeh’ effect was this was requested by Chris Nolan because the dop Wally Pfister had generated it from his collection of ‘character lenses’ and we needed to match the plate. A very clever chap Adam...
by mrrafs | Aug 28, 2013 | blog, Uncategorized
read part 1 here So what has a burger on a beach got to do with photogammetry? I worked on this commercial for mcDonalds below and we needed to add animated hand-drawn photorealistic paint (suncream) on several actors faces. So we captured the models of the...
by mrrafs | Aug 5, 2013 | blog, Uncategorized
(fō’tə-grăm’ĭ-trē) Photogrammatry uses the laws of perspective to create mathematical models to determine the coordinates of a point inspace from two or more images. This was first developed by R. Strums and Guido Haick in Germany in 1883. 140 years of...
by mrrafs | Aug 2, 2013 | blog, Uncategorized
link here The most informative and indepth guide for keying moving images on the interveb! new page up at I wrote this based on many years comping twenty major feature films, I have also written keyers that are part of the site toolset at Double Negative....
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