ENDA Episode 178→ The time when ENDA tells a little secret called: Deep Anything (Part 1)
So creating your own depth of field was up to you. It wasn’t impossible, just more tedious, especially if your shot had a lot of camera movement.
So creating your own depth of field was up to you. It wasn’t impossible, just more tedious, especially if your shot had a lot of camera movement.
On the contrary, sometimes it is very subtle, but once you look at the shot with those pieces of footage integrated around, you’ve already created an atmosphere that looks seamless.
So I started to look back at my journey so far, and I realized something: I was still far from being called a master, but being an apprentice had always been a constant in my life.
However, we didn’t have the resources to run a simulation for this shot. So we had to do what compositors usually do: find footage and integrate it.
Because you’re responsible for the project, and emergencies can happen at any time, on any day. It’s a role that carries heavy responsibility and requires serious commitment.
Most of the time, we’ll be using smoke footage. So the first step is colour correction, and for that, we need to understand that smoke is heavily influenced by the environment.