Pan Out??

[Kakol Teks]

I think he talking about how the way the “camera” goes upward kind of, please don’t ask me I don’t know how to do that and plus Dave could you be a little bit nicer, he probably just wants to make an intro and just first started after effects

[Jacky Ern]

Yeah I need to know how to do the camera move, i know how to do the scribbling and I’m just trying to remake an intro for someone else, I’ve only been using AE for 2 months and I’m pretty sure I have the gist of it but, still quite confused on the camera to null object or just camera in general.

[Joseph W. bourke]

Just to set your terminology straight: A camera can pan right or pan left, zoom in or zoom out, tilt up or tilt down, and dolly in or dolly out (if it’s on a wheeled dolly). Those are the basic moves. The term pan is short for panorama – it has nothing to do with in or out moves.

Joe Bourke
Owner/Creative Director
Bourke Media
http://www.bourkemedia.com

[Jacky Ern]

Ok Im sorry im only 15 and I just want to make an intro for friend, I don’t really understand this, to me I thought the image was just panning outward.

[Jacky Ern]

Don’t worry now I figured it out, thanks for all of the support I guess.

[Chris Buttacoli]

Hey Dion, you should post for the community your solution – so others can learn from you!

This doesn’t need to be done with cameras at all, I don’t think. I can see it as just keyframing the scale, rotation, and position, with a wiggle expression thrown in.

The key is that the initial comp, that the text and “scribbling” and BG are in, is much larger than the final comp that this will be nested into. Then you just keyframe the animation!

[Joseph W. bourke]

Dion –

My post wasn’t meant as an attack – it was just meant to give you the standard camera moves in a nutshell, so that when you post in the future, others don’t jump all over you (yes Dave).

Joe Bourke
Owner/Creative Director
Bourke Media
http://www.bourkemedia.com

[Daniel Waldron]

Just FYI, this exact thing is an Andrew Kramer tutorial. I recommend learning the concepts and then adding your own twist as there are probably thousands of copies of this on Youtube now.

[Jacky Ern]

Yeah just watch the video as Daniel posted up there, thanks for the feedback, I will try to use the site more often and give my insight on questions asked and also ask questions, really like the community here.