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25 Jul 2011, 11:19 am

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The lighting is just right along with the quality of the animal matching the video itself.
If it's good CG that's to be expected, surely?
Not much point in trying to pass it off as "real" if the CG is obvious. :wink:

Plus, consider the action: would a real animal, presumably in some fear of being captured, and on being disturbed - actually run (rather nonchalantly) across an open doorway in full view and pause to look out of it?
The second sequence makes about as much sense: why run across an exposed area of that length when there is a wooded (or at least, darker) area available behind it?

Suppose so :/
Just did not know that CG was capibile of making the quality of CG the same of the camera along with the lighting, especially as the video is home made.
I never said it was real, just wondered if it was any animal if any.
I did not really think about the animals behaver :/
I should think before i ask, it was stupid obvious really.



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25 Jul 2011, 11:23 am

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k, so next time you watch something like Iron Man, you can be assured it's totally real.


Are you implying that Iron Man isn't real? :hmph:


Yeah, he's a total fake. You can tell his boots are lead, not real iron.


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25 Jul 2011, 11:32 am

Madbones wrote:
Just did not know that CG was capibile of making the quality of CG the same of the camera along with the lighting, especially as the video is home made.
It has a huge advantage which would make the CG easier: it's dark, so there's no need for any real detail or quality and instead, it relies heavily on suggestion.
It's also been designed to look home made, but consider: why would someone want to video some guys going into a building like that, and why did the shot of the animal moving across the door end the way it did - there's nowhere for it to go, to the left of the door, so why wasn't the camera just left running? Or, the guys could have tried to force it out: throw rocks in there, whatever.
Aside from the CG, it's all a little too staged.


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