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Skewing on a wall?
Hey Guys,
Was wondering if you know how to skew an image onto a wall? The idea is to use another image and skew it onto the wall and then track it so it looks like there is a poster there.
If for a Uni project so asap please!
Ive tried effects>transform and tried skewing but can only get the whole image to skew not just one side…
Im sure there is a really simple solution.
Here is an exmaple of the image, the red part is where I want it to be,
thanks heaps
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Wow – that transform skew is really weird!
Uh, anyway, if it’s a locked down stationary shot you could skew in photoshop or even rotate the poster in 3D but the best way (and only way with tracking as far as I know) is Corner Pin.
Apply Effects > Distort > Corner pin, and you’ll get four pins on the corners which you can move around. Drag them to where you want them and – well that’s it.
If you want to combine it with tracking you can use Perspective Corner Pin as your track type. This gives you four points of data, which you combine with your four corner pins and marvel at the wonders of technology.
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Thanks heaps Paul! Greatly Appreciated
Trent Whittington – Currently studying Associate Degree in Digital Television
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