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Bill DeWitt wrote:
> omniVERSE <inv### [at] aol com> wrote in message
> news:381abf2c@news.povray.org...
> > http://www.photomodeler.com/Lite
> >
> > This is a freeware version of PhotoModeler that can be used to plot out
> > points onto multiple photos or drawings and create 3D models. Might be
> what
> > you were thinking of.
>
> I mean to say that I believe that thisis the way that some recent
> commercials have done their effect. I forget the advertiser (which is a
> comment on today's advertizing methods) but the effect was that two young
> lovers meet in a plaze or something and time stands still. The camera
> rotates around them -while they are still moving- but the rest of the
> action, the falling leaves, the people in the background, are all frozen in
> time. Quite cool and without detailed photogrammery I cannot think of a way
> to do it.
That one's done a little differently. They have a series of high-speed
still-frame cameras that get triggered sequentially at a very high rate. This
was also used for the "bullet-time" in the Matrix. By having the cameras placed
in a cemi-circle around the subjects and firing them all at the same time, you
have that one moment recorded from all angles, and can then play them back.
http://www.whatisthematrix.com/cmp/sfx-bullet_frames.html
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