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The dolly zoom effect is widely used in cinematography to show a character’s outpouring of emotion. In today’s episode, the Movavi Vlog team will explain how to do this stunning approach to filming works. Enjoy the ride!
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http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=MovaviOfficial Some people call this effect ‘dolly zoom’ because the camera operator has to use a dolly cart and a zoom lens to achieve it. This type of zoom is also known as the vertigo zoom or Hitchcock effect because Alfred Hitchcock used it in his 1958 film “Vertigo”. Then other directors started to use it and it became an accepted part of the cinematography repertoire.
Usually, the dolly zoom is used to emphasise a character’s emotional state, especially a state of isolation. The effect is achieved by zooming out with a zoom lens while the camera moves toward the object or, conversely, by zooming in while the camera dolly moves away from the object. So it seems like the background is about to envelop the object or a dream is inexorably vanishing.
To create the Hitchcock effect, you can use any camera with a smooth zooming option. This option is built into most of today’s digital still and amateur video cameras. Then, you need something that will help your camera move smoothly backward and forward along the optical axis of the lens. In cinematography, a special cart or rails are normally used. A slider is a cheaper option. The most important thing in the dolly zoom is to focus on the main object so it remains at the same size right in the center of the frame.
You can also achieve this effect with the ‘Animation’ and ‘Pan and Zoom’ tools during montage. If you zoom in with the camera, choose the opposite zoom while editing so that this will replicate a decrease in focal length.
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