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Is it true that if you create horizontal motion with letters for titles that will be scanned on film you’ll have a stroboscopic/flickering effects in theater ?
Even if you had a natural motion blur to them ?I’m working with shake and inferno and never heard that
geoffroy
Hi,
i have experience this type of problem on the last opening we have done. A simple title tracked on a panning wall. if the wall pan to fast the tiltle flick and some time it need to much motion blur to fix it…
It a true problem and most of the time you cannot be sure before have seen a screen test.
“Sorry, moving to fast do to that”
luc
Why does this happen?
Hi,
The moving title amplify this effects but you have the same effect over the footage but less visible. It a issue about the frames rate. It the same as a video fielded and unfielded.
Your eye see to much space in between movement. Generaly not a problem over a full frame but on a tiny white line is visible.
Motion pictures is a illusion of motion with is limitation…
luc
So why is vertical motion okay, or at least less of a problem? Rolling credits always seem fine on film…
loops wrote:So why is vertical motion okay, or at least less of a problem? Rolling credits always seem fine on film…Vertical motion is just as much of a problem as horizontal motion. There is a bunch of fine math involved between getting the leading, typeface height, and speed just about right. Endrollers on films often use applications presets on a specific speed vs height of characters vs leading…. I end up with the good old faithfull: Trial & error. Would seem right if someone made a little, small, tiny, back-of-the-drawer, itsy, weeny, polka-dot, bikinyee, app,….. who would help us out.,…
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