matching layer with 3d perspective

[Roland R. kahlenberg]

If I’m seeing things correctly and understanding your issue, it looks like all you need to do is to mask off the bottom and move it upwards. the edges will get cut off but that can be fixed with things like brush cloning, motion tile or duplication and offsetting.

Cheers
RoRK

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[Pablo Gonzal]

Hi Roland, i’ve been trying to shift up the layer with a mask, the problem i’m having is that the movement doesnt match the perspective of the frame, and when i try to softly rotate the layer as is goes up, its just doesnt look real. Thxns! any ideas??

[Andy Blondin]

Take the still into Photoshop. Push the balcony up a row, clone the corners, and the repeat. Save it as a still. Then track your footage. Combine the two elements, by attaching your still to the tracked footage, since your comp is extra tall you can add in a pan down if you need too. Last step, match the grain of the film footage to make sure it doesn’t look too static. Hope that helps.

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[Roland R. kahlenberg]

Sorry Pablo, I just can’t visualize the precise issues you’re having. If it’s an angle/perspective problem then perhaps a pinch of corner-pinning may help.

Good Luck
RoRK

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