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We Made MUZZLE FLASH Effects That Look SO Much Better Than CGI!
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Filming a replica Uzi 9mm in slow motion with practical muzzle flash effects added, all shot on the Blackmagic Ursa 12k camera. A bonus video for you all in celebration of us hitting one million views on the channel, shooting gunfire effects and demonstrating how to create practical muzzle flash elements.
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Shot on BMPCC4K
Sennheiser Radio packs
SmallHD502 monitor
RedRock Shoulder rig
SmallHD702 monitor
Blackmagic Design Ursa Mini Pro 12K
Miller 3-St Compass 15 Tripod
Arri 5000W Tungsten Fresnels
Wind-Up stands
Avenger 'C' stands
Cobra 18R2 Firing System Controller
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Congrats. This REALLY should be seen by Corridor Crew given how much they are always going on about muzzle flashes...
Hopefully they do see it! We'll have to tweet them about it!
@@InCameraTV I've been commenting on the Corridor website (The cool place where they release extra content) on the react series videos, telling them they need to speak to you guys... It's gone unnoticed so far... But I'll keep at it.
Corridor has nothing on this. This is the real deal. No amount of cgi muzzle can beat practical gun effects
@@DronkenDrenthen precisely
@@DronkenDrenthen corridor has better other stuff like in vfx terms they are god
congratulations on 1 Million!
I rarely leave comments on youtube videos anymore but this video is deserving of every comment in the world. One of my favorite youtube channels for filmmakers at the moment. Incredibly proud of you guys. Huge congratulations.
Thank you so much for the comment, it helps the channel out so much! Really appreciate the support!
Thanks for being the channel we all needed but didn’t realize we needed!!
Thanks for always supporting us! Hope you liked the video!
as an american i can confirm that all of our celebrations are done with uzi 9mms at 240 fps
AbSoLuTeLeYyyyyy Fantastisic video!!!!!!
We are using these Japanese plug fire cap guns a lot on our projects. They are fantastic machines.
Need a good cleaning though each time and a decent amount of silicone oil, but boy, nothing beats practical gun effects.
Big big kudo's for enlighting all the viewers on these guns.
It would be interesting to explore rigging a light to strobe when the gun fires. always feels like the big miss with muzzle flashes is that they don't light the scene.
Great minds think alike :)
@@jp-incamera Hah! Stoked for the revisit-isode.
Do you have a link to any online places that sell these types of replica guns?
Search for mgprops in the UK
The Ursa 12K was a lot of fun to play with, and we were bummed to send the one we borrowed back to Blackmagic when we were done.
It's great, right? Hence why we're shooting as much with it as we can whilst we still have it!
The content covered by this channel is absurd. I learn a new technique or element of film in each and every single video!
Thanks so much, great to know even a silly video like this has still been really informative haha!
Literally everything in this video is EPIC!!
Thanks so much, Tom!
"GET BACK IN THE LIFT, LYNN!" Great work peeps!! x
That looked so much better then the digital packs I've seen used. Hats off to you guys.
Thank you!
I like the "I'm just kidding, we make our own". Now I want to go make muzzle flash for no reason.
of course we made our own!
I think its great how your showing how hollywood does these effects, but you need more alternatives that people can achieve
Hi Rhys, this is our version of the budget, easy muzzle flash to do; as JP mentions, it's just a tube with an e-match and flash cotton in that sends the flash out. We have our Cobra firing system, but any remote trigger would work, or it could be lit manually
This is cool, but I always wondered if there was a way to physically simulate flashes, and explosions and what not in camera and practically using any combination of materials. Even that replica uzi can be dangerous -- I know for ground explosions you can use some sort of air-cannon but that doesn't produce something that looks like fire.
Peter’s reaction after firing says it all, an epic banger of a video! Would be amazing if you guys ran some practical effects courses (when safe to do so)
Oh Pete was so excited to get his hands on this, he went full Rambo!
7:00 That last shot with the "oooh" mouth really cracked me up.
haha, it looked great, right? Thanks Euan!
I'm a simple man, I see an Ursa, I like it.
Oh yeah, they're great, right!?
Blank rounds are still potentially dangerous. On March 31, 1993 *Brandon Lee* was accidentally killed by a blank round while shooting *The Crow!*
Quite right! That's what's so great about these replicas!
Beer and guns, what could go wrong?
That reminds me... Independence Day is coming up!
John Woo eat your heart out - Enjoyed this immensely
Thanks Laurence!
I've once read somewhere that John Woo got his fingers burned by blank muzzle flashes because he was too close to the guns with his camera shooting a scene as cinematographer.
Also actors (and stuntmen) had to wear bulletproof west's because he had the actors shoot blanks from like 30cm away (directly aiming at the torso) and not just one shot, whole magazines (2 probably from 2 guns). He also put actors close to explosions without telling them how big the fireball actually would be, to get a real fearful expression on their faces. Yes, he has a reputation for reasons.
That was sick, it looks like it came out of an eighties action film. You guys should do a video where you use in camera squibs and blanks if you haven't already.
Nice!
Thanks!
You guys are killing it! My favorite channel on YT right now hands down! Loving these
Thanks so much, glad you're liking the channel!
shot uzi's in reall life in my army days,.
Congratulations on your views, another top video. Knocking them out of the park, all killer, no filler!
Thanks so much for the support, glad you're liking the videos!
The added reflections really make the effect invisible. I'd swear you were firing for real. Nice work.
Oh yes, our JP doesn’t miss a trick!
SOMEONE SAID FIRE!!!!
By the way, the reason the 5kW does not flicker is because the bulb is large and hot enough to not allow the filament to cool (and get dimmer) significantly between the sine waves.
Badass!!!
Picheeew Picheeew Picheeew!!! awesome, this turned out as Rad as I had thought it would and some! muzzle flash in the lenses to you classy birds you. Geddon
Thanks Tim, don't miss a thing over here!
Noice shots!!
Dude really enjoyed pulling that trigger😂😂😂
Hey, where did you get one of those cap guns at?
congrats on a million views, your channel is so unique and cool that im surprised you dont have more
This wonderful thank you
Hello humans. I love you and your channel. Thank you for your hard work, your outstanding videos, and congratulations for your million views. You deserve it.
thanks so much for all the support, glad you're loving the channel!
Now you can say we caught you in 12K!
Absolutely haha
Oi! Congrats on a milly! You guys deserve it. I'm sure someone has done practical instructions on YT before, but not like you guys. Also, loved the info on the 5K refresh/flicker rate! Good to know, as we have 2x 5Ks in house in case that is ever needed for a client.
Thank you!
Gratulation Wooohooo!
woohooooo
SUPERCOOL!
So where's the link to the most important thing in the whole video? The UZI!!
Remember that Best of the Worst movie "Partners" where they just blast an actual Uzi with full power hollywood blanks on a public street and it ended up looking like crap anyway? yeah, that was funny.
Yes!, One of the great BOTW episodes. I can hear the echo of Rich Evans laugh even now :)
Excellent! Congrats, guys!
Thanks, Adam!
Excellent way to celebrate, congratulations!
Thanks Kyle, it was an awful lot of fun to film!
for anyone wondering, it's a marushin pfc uzi
Correct. From MG-Props
thats the most ridiculous way to produce muzzle flash i have ever seen.
LOVE IT
and the best results, right!?👀🔥
@@InCameraTV absolutely🦾
Been waiting for some guns videos!!! epic job guys keep up the amazing videos :)
Thanks so much, Owen!
This is quite a way to celebrate 1M!
And that's only 1m views, imagine what we'd do for that many subscribers haha!
Congratulations on the views. Awesome video as well. Here's to 10 million more views in the next 6 months :)
Fingers crossed, Ivan!
Just Awesome
Thank you!
Congratulations humans! Well earned 💙💜
Thank you!
Now you know how to celebrate 😎
You guys have too much fun. 🤣🤣🤣
oh so much fun!
Looks so good!
Thanks, John!
love it
Cool... I mean FIRE! :D
🔥🔥🔥
This is so cool keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Congrats guys. Well deserved. 2 mil subscribers = rocket launcher test shoot.
Still planning our 50,000 subscriber special, let alone 2 million 😅
Congrats on 1 million. 🤘🏻 Are the muzzle flashes available at all?
We're going to make them available as part of our next elements package to our Tier 3 & 4 patrons i believe!
ggs!
If tungsten lamp is over 1k and in a metal housing it retains the heat between cycles enough to be flicker free
Who makes this gun and where can I get ones like it
Can you give us the link of the Uzi from Japan?
Where did you find the cap gun
(feeding the algorithm)
Thanks Colin!
And liked for the same!
How do You lineup in camera with a screen like that muzzle flash?
Hahaha! you totally got me when you said: "We download a digital muzzle flashes pack"... WHAT??? Nooooooo. Congrats on the channel and the very first million views (totally sure that the second million will come really soon), it is really inspiring. Absolutelly you should make an episode talking about the muzzle flashes techniques that you are developing.
Haha we'd never do that! And thanks for all the support! We could do a complete episode on muzzle flashes, but the technique is quite short & simple so it wouldn't be a long episode at all!
@@InCameraTV Will you release the muzzle flash footage? It looks amazing and I'd definitely be willing to pay for it
I have zero interest in making movies or videos myself but I still love this channel. This is so cool. Also. If you're that tickled by a glorified cap gun, you should fire the real thing. It's a lot of fun. ...sorry, is my American-ness showing?
haha it is showing slightly! All jokes aside, glad you're loving the channel, thanks for the support!
bruh can we get those flashes as downloadable jpgs?
They'll definitely be part of one of our Patreon elements packages in the near future 👀
Can you explain the netting more?
You guys mentioned how this is basically a glorified cap gun. Does it come in other models? Where did you pick it up from?
The replica type is translated simply as ‘Model Gun’ by the Japanese enthusiasts who make and sell them. For TV and Film work they are great because they take low power caps = much safer than blanks. To discover more on Model Guns, Google search ‘Model Gun’ or ‘PFC Gun’. Check laws in your country to see if you need anything to secure purchase...for us in the UK, we are allowed because we are a TV/Film studio, but an average member of the public who is not affiliated with TV/Film company or a Museum or recognised reenactment group will not qualify for ownership of such a replica. Cheers!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modelguns
@@jp-incamera Thank you so much! You guys are awesome.
Please do tell company which produces these guns, they are C O O L.
Also, appreciate improved gun discipline.
Awesome video: Check! Shooting guns: Check! Cowboy Bebop t-shirt: CHECK!!!!!!!
Where did you buy the gun
It looks off because actors aren’t reacting to muzzle flashes.
Which makes actors and people squint and react to the strong muzzle effect. You can’t fake that.
Do you ever look at corridor crew stuff, or is that a daft question?
We're fans of their channel, yeah!
@@InCameraTV so you’ve seen the muzzle flash one then?
Corridor better start looking into the in-camera stuff. They could learn a thing or two from it.
Where did you buy the gun?
Mgprops
What is the point of that high of a frame rate? Just because you can?
Yes, we were partly evaluating the image from the Ursa 12k at 240fps (@4k crop) and checking for flicker at that frame rate on our lights. Although the image was slightly soft when pushed that high, we found it was possibly to subtly sharpen a couple of points in Resolve to give us a very good looking image.
@@jp-incamera So what's wrong with 60fps?
@@patrickfreeman8257 Nothing. But at around 240fps and higher, there can often be issues with Tungsten lamps flickering upon playback. We were keen to test if our 5k lamps would exhibit any flickering issues at that frame rate. Also, if you have a camera at your disposal that can shoot 240fps at 4k - it feels like a waste to not test that particular feature...a bit like driving a Bugatti Chiron on a race track, but only driving it at a fixed 30mph :)
@@jp-incamera OK, I see your point then
but .. you should have shell casings!! not bullets fall out!!! lol
I use my blackmagic 12k to shoot slow motion porn. Pretty much the same thing.
Anyone in the UK that would like a blank firing replica AK-47? I have one I need to sell....
I would.
240fps wtf is this 2007? cmon man wheres the phantom flex? 😂
We have 40,000 subs, not 10m like the Slo Mo Guys!😂
meh with a sprinkle of blah.
Refunds are available at the foyer :)
@@jp-incamera Well since I got your attention for some reason here's my criticism that no-one will agree with or will read or like, and I'm going to get scolded for.
There really isn't any context to the shot. No tension, no excitement. Ok, it's not a real uzi and what ever, but that should have been explored and embraced even more. The muzzle flash is an ok start but how about squibs? On furniture like a sofa, with a dude diving behind it or something... so it's still ok for CZcams. Or shooting through a door and kicking it down. The nature of the prop should make it even way cooler because it's safe to wield in any shot because you are not shooting actual blanks with ton of concussion or muzzle pressure etc.
This was a million sub video, am I right? It felt like a 100k video after the fireballs you guys have been throwing around. Feel free to hate and tell me what a terrible person I must be.
It was just for a million views, I wish we had a million subs! We usually only upload every other week due to how much time and effort the videos take. This was just a little bonus video which we shot as we wanted to play around with shooting the Uzi with the Ursa 12k whilst we still had it. Proper action sequences with context, tension etc. are done for the main episodes like the Bullet Hits video a few weeks back.
@@ZeroG84 No worries, all good here. Thank you for explaining your disappointment with the content of the video. I totally get where you are coming from and to a large extent, agree with you. We shot the video to celebrate 1million views and as an after thought, released it as an episode (we released it as a bonus to our regular 2 week schedule). We did not actually plan for it to be an episode...but rather it be a bit of a bonus bit of content. I totally agree, on its own it is not very exciting. To better demonstrate techniques and effects it is always best to show in a context or with narrative sense...good news is - that is exactly what we are planning to do! We will get far more detailed in an upcoming episode about how to film a shoot-out scene or sequence, our benchmark for what we want to emulate is a shot or short scene from a John Woo movie. Funnily enough, everything you mention is pretty much on our list to feature.Thank you for the criticism, it is valued because you went to the trouble of explaining. Stay tuned for more ambitious action examples, we aim to impress you next time. Cheers!