Speed off with #SpiderMan in this R train #VFX breakdown from the end title sequence that Perception designed for Spider-Man: Homecoming. For this shot, we utilized #Photoshop for the illustration and 2D animation. We then went into the 3D world using #Cinema4D and mapped our stylized sketches onto the 3D model of the train to give it the "sketched" look from someone's notebook. Then, our team used #AfterEffects for final comp.
Discover more in our Spider-Man: Homecoming Title Design case study ➡️ https://t.co/FXjUd8Zz6m
@PhilFost_r Depends tbh if I’m looking to see how good a certain camera is and that’s the purpose of the video to showcase that then it’s fine but if it’s a strict narrative piece then it takes away imo
Stable Diffusion AI Frame interpolation generates in-between frames to upscale and increase frames per second.
Left clip is 23 fps 720p,
right clip is upscaled and interpolated to 59.94 fps 1080p.
@PhilFost_r I watched an interesting video where I think it was mainly the lighting which held back the photo realism and they recently were able to start replicating real world exposure. It was what they did in the Lego movie corridor digital did the analysis
@PhilFost_r @TyrantVFX I don’t even ask I just took out a second mortgage on my house by the time my parents notice I will have already made back 3 times what I owe