Got really bored

[levertuning]

I'm being real sick for a week now and today i got really bored so i made a butterflyknife in 3Dmax. And i thought it would be nice to have a little movie around it. Here is the result http://members.chello.nl/phschipper/mes.WMV

[Spike_P_2]

that was fkin awsome. i think it looked good guys.

[levertuning]

that was fkin awsome. i think it looked good guys.

Thanks Spike. Nice to hear that.

[Bugalicious]

thats looked cool. not only the knife flying through the air, but the little knife-flicky-open thing was sweet

[pdj]

You're a talented individual but, deinterlace !

[Ornsack]

ARGH NOT THAT MUSIC!!!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah good stuff, but deinterlace!!!

[Bugalicious]

with deinterlacing, is it something that you set your camera too before filming, or part of when you import the video to your computer, or am i completly missing the point...??

[levertuning]

I have no idea what deinterlacing is. That's why I i visit this forum :p
I think it has something to do with those stripes you see when i flip the knife open. It only appears in the WMV version. Can someone tell me what deinterlacing is and how you do it.

[Gyro]

ARGH NOT THAT MUSIC!!!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

and your trailer has what? Nontheless fancy little thing there.

[Ornsack]

Yeah exactly, when my friend pointed out the music to me I was all "Yeah, nice little piece of music there", unaware that half of the amatuer film making world was thinking the exact same thing

[joe]

usually NTSC video has 2 fields, a horizontal one with 30 lines and a vertical one with 30, making an interlaced image with 60 lines. when you deinterlace, you take away one of the fields, bringing it to only 30 lines, which is closer to a film look. well, that's what i've come to understand. someone correct me if im wrong. i use premier, so to deinterlace in there, just go to clip >video options>frame hold and check the deinterlace box. i dunno about PAL. hope that helps.

[levertuning]

usually NTSC video has 2 fields, a horizontal one with 30 lines and a vertical one with 30, making an interlaced image with 60 lines. when you deinterlace, you take away one of the fields, bringing it to only 30 lines, which is closer to a film look. well, that's what i've come to understand. someone correct me if im wrong. i use premier, so to deinterlace in there, just go to clip >video options>frame hold and check the deinterlace box. i dunno about PAL. hope that helps.

Thanks. This gets me in the right direction. I hope some of you give me the whole picture about interlacing and why it is so obvious to see that my little moviething here wasn't interlaced. So I have an idea where to look for.

[levertuning]

I found a good site about deinterlacing. (http://www.100fps.com/). I followed the advice of Joe to use the deinterlace option in adobe pro and replaced the movie with a deinterlaced one. It's looks great.

[mercenary123]

I thought it was alright, but (if i had a 3D program) I would've given it real photo realistic textures. Also, i thought the way the knife was flying was kinda strange lookin, I also loved the knife flipping thing.