Apple Shares Behind-the-Scenes Look at MacBook Neo Intro Video

[Astuces iOS]

That's incorrect. Practical effects, 3D modelling and compositing were used. After the effortful practical effects computers were used to draw images and map movements. Apps likely used were FCP, Motion, Cinema 4D, Blender, and After Effects.

But don’t forget that there is AI in Final Cut Pro 😉

 

[Mac Fly (film)]

But don’t forget that there is AI in Final Cut Pro 😉

Cool story, bro.

 

[darngooddesign]

Looks a little fake would expect more hard work to go into this video

2nd comment, that didn't take long.

I thought it was a fun and cool video.

 

[makeitrainnaren]

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put some respect on jj Abrams name and also shoutout Michael Bay for the dope 360 shots.

 

[Mac Fly (film)]

put some respect on jj Abrams name and also shoutout Michael Bay for the dope 360 shots.

Haha. Do you ever see Filofax, aka Taking Care of Business? J.J. co-wrote it when he was 22. It’s a really underrated movie with a decent story and dialogue. He showed promise early in his career.

 

[Atomic1977]

I think I read somewhere that this is supposed to replace the iPad Air. I never had a MacBook but currently have a iPad Air and iPhone and this thing looks like it would be cool.

 

[makeitrainnaren]

Haha. Do you ever see Filofax, aka Taking Care of Business? J.J. co-wrote it when he was 22. It’s a really underrated movie with a decent story and dialogue. He showed promise early in his career.

I haven’t but thx for the recommendation. I honestly never minded the lens flare lol especially after i recently found out how actually would spend incredible amounts of time on lighting and refractions, a lot of his lens flare “effects” are actually real life shots he’s made by using glass and other materials to reflect set lighting.

 

[Mac Fly (film)]

I haven’t but thx for the recommendation. I honestly never minded the lens flare lol especially after i recently found out how actually would spend incredible amounts of time on lighting and refractions, a lot of his lens flare “effects” are actually real life shots he’s made by using glass and other materials to reflect set lighting.

Lens flare originally was a natural side effect especially of anamorphic lenses. To want to deliberately enhance this when you're trying to tell a story misses the point. It would make some sense if the story was about light, or something. He got distracted, was mocked for it, and apologised.

 

[ppdix]

I love that they are using practical effects and not so much CG
Very cool indeed

 

[ppdix]

I watched it in 0.5x speed. I specially love the ending logo with the flick...

 

[Haiku_Oezu]

Using practical effects in the age of AI slop makes me so happy

 

[midkay]

Nice to see a "making of" for one of their best videos ever.

Wish they'd gone into more detail, though.