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water splashes etc...
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Yup... what they said
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) im more like wishing the occasional "look, heres a how to make water tutorial i found that was the starting point of my experimentation with it"
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He's got a good one that can take you in the right direction.
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They shot a person in a solid color suit (chroma key blue or green for some shots, matte black for most of the water shots.) Then in post they can clean out and remove the actor leavingthe water effects behind.
Maybe they painted a car matter black, and dumped the water on it. That's what I'd do.
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that is an interesting aproach: painting it of matte and getting only the reflections... cool... maybe a lil bit troblesome but then i havent attempted chromas with a high end pakage...(and eveybody speaks wonders of The Inferno... guess thats ´cause bad grrls go there...
)yet, im sure they didnt used that aproach, because they included a near nadir plane of the car under a incredibly photorealistic stream of water( ie you saw how the water collided with the car almost fom tyre level looking to the roof of the car...)
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