rotoscoped *animation *length=5:25

I'm guessing that he isn't using daylight but rather either moonlight(when available) or another very low power light source. The long exposure times for the star trails mean that foreground objects can appear very bright. Sort of the opposite of why stars are absent in photos from the moon. The moon is so bright that the exposure times are too short to capture enough starlight.

>> ^Kalle:

So how does he get the stars to light up in bright daylight??
Or is this some sort of rotoscoping thingy???

So how does he get the stars to light up in bright daylight??

Or is this some sort of rotoscoping thingy???

It's most definately rotoscoped, basically copying each frame from a screen capture. Upvote for vegetable world

A Scanner Darkly is rotoscoped. This is not even close to being the same thing.

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He needs to invest more thought in his logical processes, rather than his cool rotoscoped-animation filter.

Excellent! Interesting, the combination of rotoscoping with the stark Edward Gorey-esque animation. Definitely *dark.

This was a great game. Cinematic without sacrificing actual gameplay.
Contrary to previous posts, this game was not rotoscoped nor vector graphics, but used polygons for its visuals. (Different technique entirely).

The Amiga 500 version does have some differences. I recommend any big fans of this game tracking down the original and playing through it (runs better, great music).

Flashback WAS rotoscoped, and if I recall was (and maybe still is?) the best selling game ever, in some countries.

Also, Out of this World/Another World had a sequel, not made by the original developer but with his consent if I recall. It was only released on SegaCD and was titled "Heart of the Alien".

I played the SNES version originally too, and it was really nice to watch this again.

this is also known as "Another World" - which is how I recognise it
Flashback was by the same developer but unrelated to Another World - it too used rotoscoped animation (similar to technique independantly used by Prince of Persia)

That might explain the Deja Vu

It's a dupe, my good Hex: http://www.videosift.com/video/Zero-7-Destiny-awesome-chill-song-with-rotoscoped-video

be gentle fellow sifters as this was my first attempt at learning to rotoscope film images using after effects (v4). thanks for posting !

Rotoscoping is so creepy, but I love it...

Fight Club creative spoiler

http://youtube.com/watch?v=J2EMFU3fAiY

For those who've seen fight club this makes perfect sense. This was my first attempt at rotoscoping and a host of other things back when Fight Club first came out.

^ also rotoscoped.

I felt the same way as you at first, YDJ, but I warmed up to her and now it's actually my favorite song on the album. Anyway, it needed to be on the Sift.