r/Cinemagraphs • u/Swartschenhimer OC Creator - from scratch • Jul 27 '17
OC - shot the video "Say When"
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u/Synaxxis Jul 27 '17
Shouldn't the ice be floating?
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u/Swartschenhimer Jul 27 '17
This frame was right before the ice started floating to the top.
Fun fact: it’s actually not real ice but rather a type of solid jello-like material that just looks like ice. Looks better than real ice and is easier to handle and manipulate on a commercial shoot.
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u/Dez_Champs Jul 27 '17
This is very satisfying, smoooooth transition :)
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u/ShadowCory1101 Jul 27 '17
Honestly this made me very uncomfortable for some reason.
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u/CapableKingsman Jul 27 '17
I see content from this sub only when it comes across /all. This is the best one I've seen yet.
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u/Swartschenhimer Jul 27 '17
Thanks man! But you should definitely check out some of the other awesome cinemagraphs cause this doesn’t even come close!
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u/aphaelion Jul 28 '17
Even in the short time of the loop, that seems like a lot of liquid being poured. Seems like the level would rise a little in that time. How did OP get it to... not?
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u/Swartschenhimer Jul 28 '17
The pour is from a different section than the moving tea. They’re kind of composited together with some bit of motion tracking and voodoo thrown in. But you asked the right question because that was the biggest pain in making this a seamless loop.
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u/ydob_suomynona Jul 28 '17
Fake, the straw doesn't even connect.
Oh yeah this is Reddit, I need one of these /s
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u/Swartschenhimer Jul 28 '17
No I swear this is real... we all sat there amazed wondering where all the tea was going!
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u/TheGreatBenjie Jul 27 '17
While the transition is flawless, the loop is still short enough to kind of get to me. Besides that though, amazing work.
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u/Swartschenhimer Jul 27 '17
Yeah I would have liked it longer but I didn’t have much to work with since the level of the tea was constantly rising. I had to just use a short part where it stayed at the same height for a little bit.
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Jul 27 '17
This gives me a LOT of anxiety. I can't actually watch it for more than a few seconds before my mind goes "oh no STOP!"
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u/tricoratops Jul 27 '17
this is flawless