Ejecting Bullet Shells Stock Footage Now Available | ActionVFX

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Ejecting Bullet Shells was created to make adding bullet shells to a comp much easier. Instead of having to use a particle emitter to add bullet shells, now you can simply align the correct clip with the gun in the scene and the bullet shells are already animated to eject from the gun and fall to the ground.
Finally, this collection includes multiple camera angles and 5 different gun variations; ranging from an automatic rifle to a minigun to best fit your shot.
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[@henrique21890]

Can you make Missiles Stock Footage?

[@bigpunch735]

Nice 😮

[@Tyler5101982]

OK, I've had to do a lot of gun stuff shots over the last month. And I have a little nitpick about these ejecting shells. Most often in movies, the gun in the frame is directed towards the camera - so we see both a spectacular muzzle flash and the actor's face. Shots with the shooter's back are extremely rare. And all guns have a chamber that opens from the same side. This means that the shells in the frame will most often fly from right to left. But in these footages, all the side directions are made from left to right. Therefore, in 95 percent, the first thing I have to do when adding footage is to mirror it horizontally. Added a shell - mirrored. Added a shell - mirrored. Added - mirrored. Every freaking times. I know it's a little thing. Would you guys do something about it?

[@Tyler5101982]

Here's another one. Make a variant of footage with forced motion blur. Now he is not at all. This is good for slow motion and scenes shot with a high shutter speed. But most scenes are shot at a standard shutter speed and the razor-sharp shells added there do not match the picture as a whole. I have to spend a lot of time to simulate motion blur with various blur plugins.

[@EzDyt]

@@Tyler5101982 which plugins do you use? I'm having motion blur problems with these shells and cc force motion blur, pixel motion blur and rsmb aren't doing it properly