Originally posted by: Zion
Boris, the problem is with the warping of each version. When you overlay one on top of the other, they never line up exactly right. That's what all this morphing talk is about. It's not just some crazy Power Ranger business. Zion I'm well aware of that, I jut thought I'd point them out to other forum members who may not see the problems as quickly as I did.Laserman: Is it really necessary to do a tracked warp? I would imagine the warp to stay coherent within each shot, otherwise there would be a wobble, right?
What if the 2004 version was digitally stabalized reducing camera wobble, and the OUT wasn't?Boris, the problem is with the warping of each version. When you overlay one on top of the other, they never line up exactly right. That's what all this morphing talk is about. It's not just some crazy Power Ranger business. Zion I'm well aware of that, I jut thought I'd point them out to other forum members who may not see the problems as quickly as I did.Laserman: Is it really necessary to do a tracked warp? I would imagine the warp to stay coherent within each shot, otherwise there would be a wobble, right?
MoveAlong - I've been thinking about your TV caps and I think I may have figured out what they've done. They've squashed the picture for 16x9 so that people who watch it in 4x3 mode (and lets face it, so many clueless viewers will do this) have about the same picture distortion! That's the explination, I'm sure of it.