HenryMaynard

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHsa4E9GYVE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Last and our first intro to DMA was a pretty fun class. I think all of us will learn new things and understandings. The one thing I learned and never knew about was the optical printer thing. I have seen the bouncing tv thing before but not by the same person. But used the same concept. And I was always intrigued by it. But how are they able to control the shutter speed and ISO of the cameras. Would it be both over exposed cameras.  

This is a ok video of how an optical printer works. It's just how Professor Leeper explained it. I think the optical printer was a pretty cool thing. I was trying to find a better video explaining what a optical printer does. 

What would be the newer way of doing this. I think professor Leeper mentioned like now you can do this in final cut pro x or motion and or after effects. I also have been trying to find a link for that. 

What are some other unique ways that people have used this technique of film and film editing?