Thanks Jeffrey,
I didn't want to start down that route only to find I should have
thought of something else first.
I'll let you know how I get on!
Cheers
Chris
Jeffrey Dates wrote:
Heya Chris,
Sounds like you're on the right path. Only, you need a 'larger' matte
painting, or multiple smaller ones, to extend beyond frame on and your
initial camera pov.
If you have a good track, then it shouldn't be a difficult to use a a
rather large, ( or use multiple images on multiple grids ) together to
cover your entire landscape.
Just pick 'ideal' frames and project those on your other grids, and do
your matte painting on those images.
Sounds like you are on the right path, just need to carry it through
the whole shot.
those are fun shots.
Chris Marshall wrote:
Hi
All,
I'm looking for some tips / ideas for removing features (roads
buildings etc) from a helicopter shot of a village. The shot's been
Boujou'd and I've created a grid matched to the land contours. Done a
test which worked great, by taking the first frame of the shot, cloning
out the raods etc in photoshop, then camera mapping that back on. This
works fine, but later in the shot you get other bits of the land coming
into view that were outside the initial camera pov.
Now I've got a couple of ideas of how to solve this but was wondering
if there are any standard techniques for addressing this?
Thanks and sorry for the slightly OT
Chris
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