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Looking for AE insights as I delve into my first post production…
Greetings everyone, I’m new to PP/AE and have been enjoying the wealth of information available from Creative Cow but as I delve into my first major Post Production, but I am quickly finding new issues that I haven’t found the answers for yet, so i thought I’d get involved here, any help would be greatly appreciated…
Currently I’m editing a clip that I requires several effects and I was wondering what the best “order of operations” would be.
1. Zoom/Pan
2. Remap Time, using AE
3. Stablize, using Warp Stabilizer in AE
4. Garbage Matte/Ultra Key in PPAny recommendations?
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My approach would be:
1. Stablize, using Warp Stabilizer in AE
—Lock down your shot first. Stabalizing a shot becomes harder and harder the more you effect the shot.The other 3 options really depend on the shot, but if I were doing everything in AE, after Stabilizing, I would garbage matte/keylight, pan/zoom then time remap.
Time Remapping adds/subtracts frames, do that last. My 2 cents.
Johnny Cuevas, Editor
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Thanks for the 2 cents, greatly appreciated!
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