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Sabotower
about 3 years ago
There is a lot of stop-and-start movement in this film (this cut especially so), I don't really know how I feel about it. It's cool, but it's also a bit distracting at times.
GKalai
about 3 years ago
Sabotower said:
There is a lot of stop-and-start movement in this film (this cut especially so), I don't really know how I feel about it. It's cool, but it's also a bit distracting at times.
Its a very visualy pleasing and "dynamic" way of shooting stuff in fights like this (also i guess saves cost/time/drawing count in the KA ) and with Ufo's polish it always works in each instance/cut when viewed in its own. Now overall if there are like 2 dozen instances of it in a single fight it starts to weight it down,become repetative and take away from the immersion i agree
BakaManiaHD
about 3 years ago
I think 0:55-end is someone else, timing changes and there's a lot less emphasis on stop-and-start 1s movements and effects mentionned above
Xaryen
about 3 years ago
yoshiyuki ohkubo should be in either this or post #150130 somewhere
FierceAlchemist
about 3 years ago
Sabotower said:
There is a lot of stop-and-start movement in this film (this cut especially so), I don't really know how I feel about it. It's cool, but it's also a bit distracting at times.
I noticed that as well. I think the intention is to show how impossibly fast the two are moving by slowing down, then instantly moving to the next blow. There is a nice satisfaction to it but I agree that smoother movement could have been even better.
SmileTrip
about 3 years ago
The sense of speed and choreography is incredible.
Youngle
about 3 years ago
My favorite part is how Saber's eyes and body are moving as she is adjusting to where Rider will attack
Kazuradrop
over 2 years ago
0:00 - 0:53: Shun Yamaoka (presumed)
0:54 - end: Yoshiyuki Okubo
haikei douga
about 1 year ago
Is the background at 0:51 cgi?
Askaa
about 1 year ago
haikei_douga said:
Is the background at 0:51 cgi?
nope, its hand drawn
you can see it at post #151389
haikei douga
about 1 year ago
Askaa said:
nope, its hand drawn
you can see it at post #151389
Amazing. I rarely ever see bg animation with that level of stability, especially in a really slow rotating shot like that
LUCID
9 months ago
I love the punchy action