Putting ships on water?

[TwistedDreams]

ImperialScouts, I've seen that before, and I don't like that look. However, the cotton balls and wisps sure are a good idea for gun/cannon shots ;).

Tyger:

I think just using blue screen and real film of water would be the best, but thanks very much for the offer.

-TD

[Scouty]

Ah! Another idea! Have a blue background for a sky like thing. Have a tank thats pretty big and about an inch from the lowest part of the ship on the front and back. Poor in about half an inch to an inch of water. Have a blue filter under the tank. Have lights on those filters to get the water a bluish look! It's a bit of hard tactic, but it may work :capn: .

[TwistedDreams]

^I don't know what you mean ???

But I think using real water is out of the question right now. Thanks though.

-TD

[Tyger]

ImperialScouts, I've seen that before, and I don't like that look. However, the cotton balls and wisps sure are a good idea for gun/cannon shots ;).

Tyger:

I think just using blue screen and real film of water would be the best, but thanks very much for the offer.

-TD

Rotoing out blue screen and matching lighting is a lot harder than you'd think... so good luck :)

[TwistedDreams]

^Yeah I know. But the thing is I actually do it all the time for a lot of my videos (I should post one of my Counter Strike Videos, lmao, those are funny) . And it's not hard with the "color replace" tool in adobe premiere :-D .

-TD

Edited June 14, 2007 by TwistedDreams