My final assignment for 2010 at AIE Melbourne. This time I revived my Mazda RX3 with the extra Transformer robot built in. Programs used were Maya, Match Mover, Toxik, Photoshop and Premiere.
лет десять назад мультфильмы такого качества считались высшим пилотажем, а сегодня практически любой человек такое может дома сотворить) разве что время надо больше затратить
I'm sure that a lot of work was put into this. But it just doesn't look realistic, reflections and lightning don't work well. There's also no sense of weight to those things.
The colour and scene blending needed some work, the animation was pretty choppy and could really benefit from some more work but otherwise very impressive. The tracking was good, though the models didn't blend into the scene very well, they were placed in the scene quite nicely and I really liked the integration with all of the things around them, with a few more tries I can see this becoming a very believable effect. You also might want to look for some Transformers sound libraries, you can find lots of them online and they would improve the quality by a lot if you got some good ones but I get that you're a visual guy and not a sound guy so I wouldn't judge on that kind of stuff.
A lot's action which is good for 3d reel. How ever You could of made it a little bit more realistic and it would earn you a lot more respect. How ever you did well for the period of 5 months. Nice shiny look to the transformers for sure. Also you could of made one red to give it a bit of difference in color. I'd say work on it a bit more. Awesome work though.
Badass animation dude!! hmm I might as well comment on some other aspects.. some assets (other compositions) didn't blend well with the background.. hmmm same goes for the two transformers fighting I'm not sure if this will work but perhaps you could have adjusted the levels of the raw footages in AfterEffects first :3 try experimenting until they all blend well.. :D also, if you could blurr out the composited elements for more depth of field :3 anyhoo, you did well, my friend :D kudos!
