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Moving Pictures TEST
7 months ago
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36. Moving Pictures TEST
7 months ago
Here's a very rough test of an effect I want to use for a Nine Inch Nails short film contest.
The basic idea is someone looking through & rearranging a handful of pictures. But, instead of seeing pictures, we'll see various clips of video, like this :)
The basic idea is someone looking through & rearranging a handful of pictures. But, instead of seeing pictures, we'll see various clips of video, like this :)
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I'll give you this: It's on the second album.
Yea I don't quite understand expressions all that much. I only use them if they use them in a tutorial I'm trying to follow. I don't understand the how or whys.
An important technique you should learn though, is motion tracking. That's what this video was about, just testing how the effect would work for something bigger. Right now I'm working on NIN video with this same effect. This was just my initial test which I had to motion track first.
try using Monet ,its better for tracking than after effects.
if you want more info about monet, check out this:
imagineersystems.com/products/monet/
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