reply to post by maxxsee
Oh sorry, my bad English but the point is the same, is the bird real?
Originally posted by maxxsee
second small clip with sound full hd 17 mb
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Originally posted by Daivana
reply to post by Encoded05
Why not?? No really why not?
The bird makes it more realistic, as you say it's not hard to animate it in the video so why not??
Originally posted by blupblup
reply to post by gimme_some_truth
That's what i was saying in my post before.
Judging by what the OP had said before... i was under the impression that he was editing some of the sound out and showing only a small portion of the video?
Apologies if i got the wrong end of the stick though.
Originally posted by Encoded05
Originally posted by Daivana
reply to post by Encoded05
Why not?? No really why not?
The bird makes it more realistic, as you say it's not hard to animate it in the video so why not??
Its realistic enough with the flag flapping. And the start of the footage is in HD, cnt get more realistic than that, privately speaking of course.
Looking back at the 'bird' though, it does look weird. The motion blur, and general look is what im certain to be either a real bird or bat, but its just the directional movement that has stumped me. It flies in almost a perfectly straight path, part from a slight dip to begin with. Not normal for birds.
I dont think its an animation though.
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