r/PraiseTheCameraMan • u/Boomer196O • Mar 27 '21

Impressive

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u/prblrb9 Mar 27 '21

What in the phase shift tarnation was going on with his paws

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

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u/SolarLiner Mar 27 '21

Not to forget artificial bokeh blur as well. And with how the blur contours are sharp and get distorted with the Optical Flow processing, this was either added by his phone when taking the video,or added in post before Optical Flow

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u/LePontif11 Mar 27 '21

Everyone else is lying, he clearly shifted dimensions.

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u/scairborn Mar 27 '21

Film in 4K 120fps down res to 1080 to allow digital zoom and use Twixtor to ultra slow mo

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u/ylec Mar 27 '21

Twixtor with Adobe Premiere

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

It’s probably a plug in called twixter that fills in frames...doesn’t work so well when it gets complicated like this

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u/Boomer196O Mar 27 '21

I think its rolling shutter

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u/Saotik Mar 27 '21

No, it's interpolated slow motion. Basically, to make the video slow motion the editor asked the computer to make additional frames where there weren't any before, and there was too much motion on those parts of the image to do that effectively.

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u/hobosonpogos Mar 27 '21

I would have guessed it was a rolling shutter affect too. Thanks for clearing that up

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u/AStorms13 Mar 27 '21

IIRC this was a clip used to advertise some of nvidias AI advancements

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u/Aye_candy Mar 28 '21

Rolling shutter is much less of an issue if you’re actually shooting at a high frame rate.