Guncam? Please help

[OhMargott]

Hello guys how are you? I have a question. I know it's possible to have a guncam view because I've seen videos, but I can't seem to find it. Does anyone know how to do it or has a link to a thread about this? Thank you, and if you're interested in watching COD vids you can check ouy my channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/OhMargott?feature=mhee
I haven't spread the word because my videos aren't really good yet. I need to improve a lot, but feel free to check them out and see what you think

[Sokol1]

Basically:

Using in game record feature:

Record a video of some action (Esc > Start recoding, type a name for file, hit OK)
Play this video (with in game player) - turn off "show interface"
Turn off the cockpit view ("Wonder Woman" view), gunsight
Start record new video
After, with a video edit software cut, change to grayscale, add effects, etc.

CloD record feature tend to not record some effects...

And please, while making movies dont pan around with mouse - the number one error of game movie makers.

A good read: http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=28568

Sokol1

[OhMargott]

Oh ok. My problem was that I used to disable the cockpit and I had a lot of instruments and a white circular sight. Thank you very much, I'll be doing some tests right away.

[Sokol1]

Originally Posted by OhMargott

My problem was that I used to disable the cockpit and I had a lot of instruments and a white circular sight.

Hit Ctrl+F1 more two times, so no instruments or gunsight are visible.

Sokol1

[OhMargott]

Yes I can't believe I haven't tried that before, thank you.

[Alien]

Don't forget to capture on 'del' zoom and with half-speed

[OhMargott]

That would be "normal" zoom right? Oh another question. What would you prefer; an old effect with good quqality (not adding too much film grain, and just a little bit of hair and dust) or a realistic effect simulating every aspect of ww2 guncams? (original guncams are usually low quality, very damaged)

[DoolittleRaider]

Maybe show both...good quality as if you were viewing the guncam film the day after a mission, freshly developed. And then the same footage as it might look a decade or two later.