This event is amazing to watch ! In one commercial , a horse cavalry stops in mid - breeze and the camera pans around it . In"The Matrix,“the technique is used just four dissimilar meter , but it is so startling that it leaves an printing over the intact movie .
In the commercials and in"Lost in Space,“a wide-eyed technique is used . A collection ofstill cameras(for lesson , 30 ) is sic up around the object . At the moment when the action should freeze , all 30 television camera fire at once . The images they capture are played one after another to show the rotation .
In the movie " The Matrix , " the filmmakers employ an extremely sophisticated technique to achieve much more advance effects . Not only does therotationoccur , but the actor is also moving inslow motionduring the rotation ( see the first radio link below for three extremely nice full - move demos ) . At least five different special - effect technique are combined to produce the final image :
If you watch the videos in the first link below , you will see that the images that the still cameras capture are very rough . The wire is visible , as are all of the other camera in the scene . A technician deals with all of these imperfectness one image at a fourth dimension using a computer and digitalise versions of the image . Once the still ikon are perfect , the morphing software interpolates between them . Then the background images are set into the green area . A technician has to progress a complete3 - D figurer modelof the computer - generated scene and then key the rotation through this conniption to the place of the camera in each frame of the moving-picture show .
