it was a really fast bullet trust
What you should do is overlap one image when the slow motion starts with a second image from when Banyue goes in to kick the last ethereal. Then you can calculate how much distance the ethereal traveled and how much distance Banyue traveled. Then you simply do:
That's what I was planning to do but never got to it. You'd get better results since he zigzags the entire distance.
The issue is that the moment the slow motion starts, between that and his last hit, it barely moves and the rest of the 'movement' seems more likely to be the camera zooming out. Regardless, if we assume this motion is truly movement from the Ethereals, we can angsize the distance from the last frame before Banyue hits it, yielding a small distance of 0.222 meters, the distance it'd have to have traveled in the same time it took Banyue to blitz the others
Consistent, nice.
Btw, if you don't think they moved at all during the slow motion you can assume they only traveled 1 pixel throughout the entire duration of the clip. You'd just need to use a frame of reference to get the value of 1 pixel (You'd use the closest object to the screen of note basically, i.e. the closest Ethereal's leg since that's what you used as a reference point). Then you'd just plug that new value into the same formula and get the new result.
That works too ig so long as you have a size for it
