True or not,it's still amazing!
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I don't want to know if it isn't true. I prefer to enjoy as is.
Looks pretty legit to me... yeah right! Still pretty incredible.
LOL fake but very cool to watch.
enjoyed every minute!.....but not real....really good computer animation work though....
Strike 1: The tramp nets aren't anchored, and aren't creeping backward as they get hit.
Strike 2: The ball is hitting the first net in exactly the same spot with the exact same trajectory. (Digitally exact, not just "skillfully exact")
Strike 3: The guys are going "woa...yeah...", as if they hadn't been practicing it the thousands and thousands of hours it would take to do something like this. (and the guy tossing has absolutely no concern about the balls whizzing by from behind his head)
Yeah, I'd say its fake.
Strike 2: The ball is hitting the first net in exactly the same spot with the exact same trajectory. (Digitally exact, not just "skillfully exact")
Strike 3: The guys are going "woa...yeah...", as if they hadn't been practicing it the thousands and thousands of hours it would take to do something like this. (and the guy tossing has absolutely no concern about the balls whizzing by from behind his head)
Yeah, I'd say its fake.
quote:Originally posted by wraggArm:
Strike 1: The tramp nets aren't anchored, and aren't creeping backward as they get hit.
Strike 2: The ball is hitting the first net in exactly the same spot with the exact same trajectory. (Digitally exact, not just "skillfully exact")
Strike 3: The guys are going "woa...yeah...", as if they hadn't been practicing it the thousands and thousands of hours it would take to do something
like this. (and the guy tossing has absolutely no concern about the balls whizzing by from behind his head)
Yeah, I'd say its fake.
Even though its Fake, you have to admit its pretty cool!
Professor Ned Brainard's triumph!
A ball that doesn't lose appreciable velocity the first three times it crosses the infield and then reaches its highest altitude after hitting the fourth net had to have been made out of flubber!
A ball that doesn't lose appreciable velocity the first three times it crosses the infield and then reaches its highest altitude after hitting the fourth net had to have been made out of flubber!
quote:Originally posted by Swampboy:
Professor Ned Brainard's triumph!
A ball that doesn't lose appreciable velocity the first three times it crosses the infield and then reaches its highest altitude after hitting the fourth net had to have been made out of flubber!
Yeah, I missed that one.
quote:Originally posted by Out in LF:
Even though its Fake, you have to admit its pretty cool!
It is clever.