What do you call a Matrix-like slowdown and camera movement effect?
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I think there's a scene in The Matrix where Neo does a bullet dodge in slow-motion and you also see the camera rotate around Neo, what do you call this effect?
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The ____ when Neo dodges bullets in slow-mo was cool.
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I think there's a scene in The Matrix where Neo does a bullet dodge in slow-motion and you also see the camera rotate around Neo, what do you call this effect?
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The ____ when Neo dodges bullets in slow-mo was cool.
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I think there's a scene in The Matrix where Neo does a bullet dodge in slow-motion and you also see the camera rotate around Neo, what do you call this effect?
For example:
The ____ when Neo dodges bullets in slow-mo was cool.
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I think there's a scene in The Matrix where Neo does a bullet dodge in slow-motion and you also see the camera rotate around Neo, what do you call this effect?
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The ____ when Neo dodges bullets in slow-mo was cool.
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It's known by various terms, though the one I've heard used most often is bullet time. There are other names listed there - frozen moment, dead time, flow motion. It's even used in adverts on TV, these days.
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Bullet time is spot on.
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The camera rotation part of the effect is known as an "arc shot." The first five results on on this search results page will give you information on "arc" shots. SamBC has already given you a link for the bullet slowdown effect.
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It's known by various terms, though the one I've heard used most often is bullet time. There are other names listed there - frozen moment, dead time, flow motion. It's even used in adverts on TV, these days.
answered 4 hours ago
SamBCSamBC
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Bullet time is spot on.
– Scooter
3 hours ago
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It's known by various terms, though the one I've heard used most often is bullet time. There are other names listed there - frozen moment, dead time, flow motion. It's even used in adverts on TV, these days.
answered 4 hours ago
SamBCSamBC
17.3k2464
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Bullet time is spot on.
– Scooter
3 hours ago
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It's known by various terms, though the one I've heard used most often is bullet time. There are other names listed there - frozen moment, dead time, flow motion. It's even used in adverts on TV, these days.
answered 4 hours ago
SamBCSamBC
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It's known by various terms, though the one I've heard used most often is bullet time. There are other names listed there - frozen moment, dead time, flow motion. It's even used in adverts on TV, these days.
answered 4 hours ago
SamBCSamBC
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answered 4 hours ago
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Bullet time is spot on.
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Bullet time is spot on.
– Scooter
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Bullet time is spot on.
– Scooter
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Bullet time is spot on.
– Scooter
3 hours ago
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The camera rotation part of the effect is known as an "arc shot." The first five results on on this search results page will give you information on "arc" shots. SamBC has already given you a link for the bullet slowdown effect.
answered 3 hours ago
Don B.Don B.
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The camera rotation part of the effect is known as an "arc shot." The first five results on on this search results page will give you information on "arc" shots. SamBC has already given you a link for the bullet slowdown effect.
answered 3 hours ago
Don B.Don B.
1,766315
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The camera rotation part of the effect is known as an "arc shot." The first five results on on this search results page will give you information on "arc" shots. SamBC has already given you a link for the bullet slowdown effect.
answered 3 hours ago
Don B.Don B.
1,766315
The camera rotation part of the effect is known as an "arc shot." The first five results on on this search results page will give you information on "arc" shots. SamBC has already given you a link for the bullet slowdown effect.
answered 3 hours ago
Don B.Don B.
1,766315
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