Sonja wrote:
Nope, that process was called Bullet-cam by its inventors. The DVD of The Matrix has a very good explanation of this. Basically, several cameras surround the subject and each camera shoots a single frame, either simultaneously or in very quick sequential order depending on the desired effect, and the backgrounds are filled in via computer.Is that how those rather unusual shot's in some of the current pop videos are made. I mean the ones where the whole picture is frozen and then the camera pans around the artist? And those where the artist keeps moving while the whole picture is frozen and the camera pans around him?
Or something like that.
Reggie Bautista
:-)
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