how to get this effect

[ultrus 0]

http://www.sebastiencannone.com/

 

so damn great – without words.

 

just wanted to post in the Reel-section but I have no rights there to post (?)

 

Anyway.

 

In this reel is this footage burst-into-particles-effects for a few times?

How might he get that.... Let's discuss!

 

Boo whoo... have to watch it one more time... so great

[Kakity 0]

Amazing work.

[anothername 0]

Wow a great reel. He cuts to the song really well but I think we can all now say that DVNO is officially the

of 2009.

[RVA8 0]

...but I think we can all now say that DVNO is officially the

of 2009.

 

Yeah, DVNO is definitely played out.

 

Amazing work though.

[RAZ 0]

I too would like some more insight into this reel. Very impressive stuff!

 

And as a rule I'm pretty sure Justice's entire Cross album is played out...

[Guest Sao_Bento]

http://www.sebastiencannone.com/

 

so damn great – without words.

 

just wanted to post in the Reel-section but I have no rights there to post (?)

 

Anyway.

 

In this reel is this footage burst-into-particles-effects for a few times?

How might he get that.... Let's discuss!

 

Boo whoo... have to watch it one more time... so great

The "Reels and Portfolios" section is supposed to be reserved for the "best of the best". It can only be posted to by Mods or Admins. The reason is that if posting in there wasn't limited, we'd end up with most of the posts currently in "Showcase" being in "Reels and Portfolios", which goes against the concept.

 

P.S. - You're right though - that is some really good stuff.

[Morgan 0]

I too would like some more insight into this reel. Very impressive stuff!

 

And as a rule I'm pretty sure Justice's entire Cross album is played out...

 

agreed x2!!

[monovich 0]

Yeah, DVNO is definitely played out.

 

Amazing work though.

 

true, but I think everyone else should strip the track from their reel and let this guy have it. amazing work.

[ultrus 0]

so many great shots for sure... but now just focussing on this particleburst.....

 

my 1st guess:

 

matchmove and rotoscoping.... then map the rotoscoped part of the image on a 3d-geometry and convert+destroy that geometry with a TP-Setup.

 

What do u think?

Edited April 2, 2009 by ultrus

[drnz 0]

wow...So f*^&in' ill....the breakdancing bits had me on rewind...

[aspekt 0]

AMAZING STUFF!!!

[DeepOmega 0]

so many great shots for sure... but now just focussing on this particleburst.....

 

my 1st guess:

 

matchmove and rotoscoping.... then map the rotoscoped part of the image on a 3d-geometry and convert+destroy that geometry with a TP-Setup.

 

What do u think?

 

This.

 

With heavy support from comped in smoke/dust/glass/whatever to mask the transition.

[silatix 0]

i'm suddenly depressed about going back into my current comp after watching that reel

[froj 0]

wow, I don't know if I feel inspired or depressed

[imcalledandy 0]

Very cool indeed - particles particles and more particles!

[dan_hin 0]

that's a lorra lorra well shot action footage, for starters.

 

I'm guessing a lot of that could have been keyed out rather than roto'd. I'm in awe of the compositing in all that stuff, and the editing is unreal.

 

However I always preferred Genesis (not the band!) to DVNO. Roll on Deadmau5 for the next 5 million reels...

[igorschmigor 2]

The "Reels and Portfolios" section is supposed to be reserved for the "best of the best". It can only be posted to by Mods or Admins. The reason is that if posting in there wasn't limited, we'd end up with most of the posts currently in "Showcase" being in "Reels and Portfolios", which goes against the concept.

 

P.S. - You're right though - that is some really good stuff.

 

Now, I wonder if we have an Admin around who would be able to move this to Reels & Portfolios for us ...

[undream 0]

The breaking geometry scenes are done with rayfire tool, which uses max dynamics tosimulate physics and fumefx to simulate dust (/gasous fluids)

Other gasous particles are done with afterburn/fumefx.

 

Do not be depressed. These things are a lot more achievable (did I spell it correct) these days..

If you have chance to play with 3d studio max (with the plugins I just meant), go try your chance, I'm pretty sure you'll get something that satisfies you. Some time ago I found a guy that makes experiments with these tools, here are some of his links:

http://www.vimeo.com/2796018

http://www.vimeo.com/2719391

http://www.vimeo.com/1318695

http://www.vimeo.com/1929876

 

Also, another opinion about the particles coming from the ball, and from the bicycle scenes: These can be done by fusion, with a little bit struggle. Fusion particles are strong enough to handle these kinds of work.

 

The problem is, most of us (here) are c4d people; which is (right now) an impossible tool to make "simulations" in all kind, especially particle simulations like fluids and gasous fluids..

 

I believe thiese things will be solved by some 3rd party (like dpit) or by maxon themselves. I believe this will end up a lot easier with c4d.

All we have to do is, to be patient ^^. Think how mograph made everything easier for us.

 

P.S. I just noticed. Last part sounds like morpheus:

"I believe, it is our fate to be here. it is our destiny"

[Dr. Jim 0]

2nd'd on the MAX plugs, They can handle that.

I do debate the use of FumeFX for the smoke trails, and turbulent, nebulous trials following the sports balls and such.

Some of the particle clouds look so heavy, I would consider Pflow and Krakatoa as a much better way to do it.

 

Ofcourse, many ways to skin a cat.

[Guest Sao_Bento]

Now, I wonder if we have an Admin around who would be able to move this to Reels & Portfolios for us ...

Good to hear from you, even if it is a smart-ass remark

[ultrus 0]

The breaking geometry scenes are done with rayfire tool, which uses max dynamics tosimulate physics and fumefx to simulate dust (/gasous fluids)

Other gasous particles are done with afterburn/fumefx.

 

Do not be depressed. These things are a lot more achievable (did I spell it correct) these days..

If you have chance to play with 3d studio max (with the plugins I just meant), go try your chance, I'm pretty sure you'll get something that satisfies you. Some time ago I found a guy that makes experiments with these tools, here are some of his links:

http://www.vimeo.com/2796018

http://www.vimeo.com/2719391

http://www.vimeo.com/1318695

http://www.vimeo.com/1929876

 

Also, another opinion about the particles coming from the ball, and from the bicycle scenes: These can be done by fusion, with a little bit struggle. Fusion particles are strong enough to handle these kinds of work.

 

The problem is, most of us (here) are c4d people; which is (right now) an impossible tool to make "simulations" in all kind, especially particle simulations like fluids and gasous fluids..

 

I believe thiese things will be solved by some 3rd party (like dpit) or by maxon themselves. I believe this will end up a lot easier with c4d.

All we have to do is, to be patient ^^. Think how mograph made everything easier for us.

 

P.S. I just noticed. Last part sounds like morpheus:

"I believe, it is our fate to be here. it is our destiny"

 

thx undream – very interesting... but makes me a bit sad, too. It's never enough i guess...

really bad that i have no virtuallintelligencestick right up in the brain, where i can upolad the complete skillset that is needed ...

Edited April 4, 2009 by ultrus

[undream 0]

thx undream – very interesting... but makes me a bit sad, too. It's never enough i guess...

really bad that i have no virtuallintelligencestick right up in the brain, where i can upolad the complete skillset that is needed ...

 

Deifinitely not, but if you can stay awake for a long time with full 100% brain usage; I have a great suggestion to you (which I do recently)

Open 2 video tutorials at the same time:

pan the volume of video 1 to left, video2 to right.

Place the vide1 left, on your screen, and video2 right.

 

You can learn 2X faster even when not looking the videos (just surfing, etc)

 

That works for me.

 

Close to a memory stick.

[knettwerk 0]

This is a great reel.

[magictea 0]

matchmove and rotoscoping.... then map the rotoscoped part of the image on a 3d-geometry and convert+destroy that geometry with a TP-Setup.

 

I dont think this is something you could achieve with C4d dynamics, as far as I know thinking particles dynamics is based more around particle proximity than complex geomatry interactions. Also you'd have to inherit motion from the keyframing to get the right look, again not sure TP can handle that maybe in the hands of a guru.

 

Maybe you could get something similar with a lot of work in post adding extra particle passes VT overlays etc. I was thinking maybe reactor in MAX but rayfire certainly looks plausible as well. Anyways nice reel, "shattering" is the new liquid simulation I guess.