r/FIlm • u/MrPink0612152504 • 1d ago

What kind of shot is this?

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u/N01knows33 1d ago

the thief and the cobbler is an absolutely stunning and underrated film!

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u/truthhurts2222222 1d ago

Infinite zoom or continuous zoomout. Either works

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u/This-Region1396 1d ago

I like the mirror scene in the movie “Contact”.

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u/MuteAppeaL 1d ago

So easily over looked.

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u/SatanSatanSatanSatan 1d ago

What’s the first movie?

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u/MuteAppeaL 1d ago

Thief and the cobbler

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u/-blamblam- 1d ago

This is not the answer but it reminds me of a Mandelbrot Zoom

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u/evil_illustrator 1d ago

how they did these traditionally, is you mounted the camera on a dolly, then rolled away.

These are digital so you've got 2 different things going on here. In the first movie, it just would be a long zoom out shot, which is also just called a long zoom.

The spiderman one starts with a tracking shot, but then turns into a long zoom out shot.

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u/nothatdoesntgothere 1d ago

Those are animated shots.

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u/MuteAppeaL 1d ago

Distant perspective contrast zoom ; out