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COW Tutorials: After Effects A Film Compositor’s Techniques for Rotoscoping
&page=https://www.creativecow.net/articles/oconnell_pete/roto/index.html”>A Film Compositor’s Techniques for Rotoscoping In this video tutorial, compositor Pete O’Connell explains a few of the techniques he uses to rotoscope in After Effects.
Click on the link above to view Pete’s techniques.
Kathlyn Lindeboom
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Hi pete,
That’s what I call excellent!
Salut.
Serge -
Brilliant!
Thank you.
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Very cool.
Thanks
Mark
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Can I getta a Halleluiah?
Halleluiah!
Seriously.
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This may actually beat Jasye Hansen’s growing things tutorial as the number one reffered-to tutorial for recurring questions 🙂
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Understanding the relationship of the anchor point and the position is something I wish I learned sooner in life. Great tutorial.
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Awesome
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Great Tut–Thanks!
But I still can’t entirely grasp the relationship between the anchor point and the position. What did that do for the footage? Would someone explain further?Thanks in advance
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Great bit of thinking there Pete.
The work around for improving the playback is a big help.
I’m wondering if its possible to take the repositioning idea and use tracking data instead. Track the van and then use that for position data creating a temporary relatively still object. Then roto the edges as they change and reapply the tracking data to get the mask to move as you did. I’ll see if I can work that out.Hopefully these work arounds will all be old school when Adobe gets to adding roto specific tools to AE.
Thanks again,
TonyTony
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Dude – Really, REALLY nice. Thank you for sharing this!
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