On Dec 14, 2005, at 10:37 AM, nik crosina wrote:
This IKEA thingy is just brilliant! But I think it is a bit out of our
reach
time-wise and buclient budget wise.
Techniology wise I wanted to get an idea from you guys as to whcih
solution
you would gravitate towards to. My gut feeling would be to use
Shockwave
because of its 3D features, but install wise flash is more wide spread
and
would cause less hassle for our clients.
I guess it depends on how easy and painless we make the process for
the site
visitors, and how good lokonig / easy to use we make it....
Thanks!!!
Nik C
Not necessarily. The flash portion of this work isn't the real
budget-breaker or time element in a project like this. This is all
about studio setup and setting up camera rigs with a flash controller
and a lot of cameras at that - at least 30-40 with remote capabilities.
There are studios that do this as a service, and you may be suprised at
what you find.
The compositing system used for something like this is typically a
flame or inferno (autodesk/discreet) seat which can then motion blend
between the still sequences. There are also some cheaper plugins for
AfterEffects and Shake that will do this, albeit not nearly as good,
which is why this doesn't look perfect in some regards. RE-Flex Morph
which comes with Autodesk Combustion 4 will also do this (with a decent
amount of hand massaging).
Full 3d rendering is also an option if your environments are available
for use in some 3d package.
good luck!
Jon Bradley
Animation / Interactive / Visual FX
Post Central, Inc.
170 Linden Oaks, Suite B
Rochester, NY 14625
585.385.1530 x273
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.cherrycrushthemovie.com
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