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The shaky/vibrating slow motion effect
Hi,
I don’t know the proper name for this, but am wanting to create this rather common shaky/vibrating slow motion effect often seen in movies and so forth.Does anyone here know how to do this in After Effects?
thanks,
Scott
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4 Replies
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Not 100% sure I understand the effect you’re talking about, but for random, jittery camera moves, you can parent the camera to a 3D null, then apply a wiggle expression to the position (and rotation, if you like) of the null. For more control, you can add a slider control to the null to adjust the amount of wiggle. There are tutorials for this sort of thing at videocopilot.net and elsewhere.
As for the slowmotion aspect, I guess you could play around with timewarp to speed up/slow down your footage.
It’s only work if you’d rather be doing something else…
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I’m with Mr. Blacker on this; I have no idea what effect you’re talking about. Perhaps a link to an example video (with a comment about at what time in the video the effect takes place) would be beneficial.
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I’ll try to find some sample clip – something tells me though it is often seen in John Wu movies.
Perhaps a better descriptin is more of a slow mo “stuttering” effect.
Does that help?
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I think you’re talking about a slow shutter effect. It’s achieved best by shooting with a slow shutter.
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