sugárflux
Sugárflux, also known as Sugar Flux or autofocus control, is an optional video editing technique used in video production. It involves introducing minute amounts of motion in footage shot with a static camera, likely eliminating the perception of stability in the shot. This effect is usually applied to create the illusion that the camera is moving freely or to make a static shot appear more dynamic.
The term Sugárflux is likely a reference to the Hungarian filmmaker Miklós Jancsó, who was known for
Sugárflux can be achieved using a variety of techniques, including camera shake, rotation, and movement. The
Sugárflux does not improve filmmaking technique in the technical aspect but adds an intangible emotional layer