I do wish (modern) Corrie would sort out the frame rate of their occasional CGI elements. The robin Mary’s been talking to in recent episodes looked like it had been rendered in 25ps giving it a filmic look.
I’ve noticed this effect quite a few times before, meaning CGI sequences often look quite jarring and unrealistic. Surely it can’t be a major thing to produce it to match the rest of the programme.
I’ve noticed this effect quite a few times before, meaning CGI sequences often look quite jarring and unrealistic. Surely it can’t be a major thing to produce it to match the rest of the programme.
They managed to render the tram crash CGI in 50i, after all.

I do wish (modern) Corrie would sort out the frame rate of their occasional CGI elements. The robin Mary’s been talking to in recent episodes looked like it had been rendered in 25ps giving it a filmic look.
I’ve noticed this effect quite a few times before, meaning CGI sequences often look quite jarring and unrealistic. Surely it can’t be a major thing to produce it to match the rest of the programme.
I’ve noticed this effect quite a few times before, meaning CGI sequences often look quite jarring and unrealistic. Surely it can’t be a major thing to produce it to match the rest of the programme.
They managed to render the tram crash CGI in 50i, after all.
They also did a fantastic job in simulating Kevin’s son’s amputated leg a while back...
In case you were wondering how it was done. Time to big up 👏👏our amazing post-production team here at Coronation Street.
— Coronation Street (@itvcorrie) July 28, 2018
Here's their fantastic vfx work on little Jack's sepsis storyline. #Corrie pic.twitter.com/3leOHiouAC
I even wondered at the time if they’d hired an amputee actor for the role in advance of the storyline.
But then at other times they produce something shoddy in the wrong frame rate. Perhaps one of the designers on the show has got the wrong render settings saved on his computer.

BR
Have they followed up that storyline much?
Be nicer and more tolerant to each other. Them's the rules.
DA
They managed to render the tram crash CGI in 50i, after all.
The robin looked more like stock footage than CGI to me.
Edit: speaking of the tram crash, does anyone have a 50i recording of it?
I do wish (modern) Corrie would sort out the frame rate of their occasional CGI elements. The robin Mary’s been talking to in recent episodes looked like it had been rendered in 25ps giving it a filmic look.
They managed to render the tram crash CGI in 50i, after all.
The robin looked more like stock footage than CGI to me.
Edit: speaking of the tram crash, does anyone have a 50i recording of it?
Last edited by davidhorman on 15 May 2019 10:10pm

I do wish (modern) Corrie would sort out the frame rate of their occasional CGI elements. The robin Mary’s been talking to in recent episodes looked like it had been rendered in 25ps giving it a filmic look.
They managed to render the tram crash CGI in 50i, after all.
The robin looked more like stock footage than CGI to me.
I suspect it’s stock footage of a robin, placed in the scene by computer. I’m not sure if that strictly qualifies as CGI or not.
Tomorrow ITV3 are showing the episode(s) that originally went out as an hour long against the first episode of Eldorado. As it was originally made as two separate half hour episodes but combined into an hour at the last minute (to "strangle Eldorado at birth", as they said), I'm wondering if they'll show it as a single hour long episode or as the two episodes they were originally made as. Granada Plus showed them as the separate episodes. The latter would give them an extra advert break, so wouldn't be suprised if they showed it that way just because of that.

Talking about ITV3, I noticed this credit error at the end of the 6:00am episode today...
Go home @ITV 3 you’re drunk... #Corrie pic.twitter.com/dkzuib0t9X
— Ste Gordon (@sgordon_the87) May 20, 2019
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JB
And somebody didn’t double check afterwards either.
Well clearly someone just wrote it in wrong.
And somebody didn’t double check afterwards either.
Have you washed your hands?
JB
If they show them as an hour, let’s hope they don’t cock them up like they did the Christmas 1991 episodes!
Tomorrow ITV3 are showing the episode(s) that originally went out as an hour long against the first episode of Eldorado. As it was originally made as two separate half hour episodes but combined into an hour at the last minute (to "strangle Eldorado at birth", as they said), I'm wondering if they'll show it as a single hour long episode or as the two episodes they were originally made as. Granada Plus showed them as the separate episodes. The latter would give them an extra advert break, so wouldn't be suprised if they showed it that way just because of that.
If they show them as an hour, let’s hope they don’t cock them up like they did the Christmas 1991 episodes!
Have you washed your hands?