[LAW ENFORCER]

well you can do it in real life with your hand... so mabey:p

[Bobboau]

I always thought that effect was done by moveing the camera back while zooming or something like that

[LAW ENFORCER]

yeah
you can half replicate the idea anyway by putting your hand in front of something then moving your headback and you hand toward your head faster than your head is moving. Your hand will get bigger while the scenery gets smaller. Its not great but it demostrates it I suppose

[Nico]

Originally posted by Bobboau
I always thought that effect was done by moveing the camera back while zooming or something like that

nah, that would result in the picture to stay about the same, assuming both speeds are equal

[LAW ENFORCER]

"hand toward your head faster than your head is moving"



its a good idea to read all of my post... they might even makesense...

EDIT: based on that its better to just guess at what im saying!:doubt:

you dont have to read all of my POSTS just the one:nod:

and if they were the same speed it would stay the same but the scenery would just get smaller and thats kinda pointless the moving hand is supposed to replicate the zooming effect.

[Sandwich]

Originally posted by LAW ENFORCER
yeah
you can half replicate the idea anyway by putting your hand in front of something then moving your headback and you hand toward your head faster than your head is moving. Your hand will get bigger while the scenery gets smaller. Its not great but it demostrates it I suppose

Actually quite close. Anyway, yes, I guess the effect increases the shrinking factor of distant objects while also increasing the apparent size growth of objects coming closer.

Hmm, when I put it that way, I'm not sure that's wat we want at all. :-/

[LAW ENFORCER]