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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

The dishes are done dude!

Two weapons in your hand:scared:...good test!
 
Nice
 
Adam Moffat said:
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The reversal would rather be started somewhat sooner to even sound better :-) as the stuff break in spread NOT in pieces but back altogether to some complete.
Extended in its origin complex form ;) Simple(r), isn't it? :D

To build is somehow harder, always, always better than any kind of destruction. Or its expression (more or less, anything similar :)
Why to split in so many pieces when we can join such tremendous particles to make sense fulfilled with even much more energy?

I'm sorry but that's the way I am and feel whenever the things fall apart. Any time, anywhere. Even with things of no importance.
 
What was the shutter speed? The motion looks a bit wonky to me (not in a bad way - stuff looks great, just curious)
 
The opening shot color work was excellent. How did you treat this shot in post? Do you have before and after shots? Did you use redcine-x? Red color or RedLogfilm?

Poor Stella Artois!
 
Building up, rather than destruction, seems like a good suggestion. Thanks for sharing.

Emanuel A. said:
The reversal would rather be started somewhat sooner to even sound better :-) as the stuff break in spread NOT in pieces but back altogether to some complete.
Extended in its origin complex form ;) Simple(r), isn't it? :D

To build is somehow harder, always, always better than any kind of destruction. Or its expression (more or less, anything similar :)
Why to split in so many pieces when we can join such tremendous particles to make sense fulfilled with even much more energy?

I'm sorry but that's the way I am and feel whenever the things fall apart. Any time, anywhere. Even with things of no importance.
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I believe the shutter was set to 1/1000 for a few shots and also 1/300 for some others.

The color correction was done real quick in FCP I just brought down the blacks, brought up the highs, took the contrast up and the brightness down.
 
I was going to ask about your shooting as well!

How did you select aiming points? What range did you choose? Ammunition?

I have the sense that this was not that deliberate, but I'd like to know what you ended up with even if it wasn't specifically chosen.
 
I wonder at what speed one need to shoot to actually see the bullet flying ?
 
Much higher frame rate I'm sure - thousand of fps I presume , but in the initial shot one can get a glimpse of the billet once.
 
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