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Time Stretching without affecting keyframes?
Hey guys,
I have an explosion sample footage (that I buyed on detonationfilms.com) that I placed on my main footage. So I used the Motion Tracker to track it, masked it a little bit so it looks its behind the trees, Motion Blur, depth of field, color correction, all that stuff. Oh, and it was keyed.
Okay, so I realized, after previewing it, that the explosion was too fast for me. So, I said, okay, well, I’m gonna stretch it (Time Stretch), and use roving keyframes for the Position keyframes so it follows along with…well, the time stretching. Didn’t worked.
I just want to slow down the explosion itself, without loosing the keyframes data. Is that possible? I tried precomposing it too, not worked.
Thx guys.
Justin Productions
Ta********@*****il.com
Adobe After Effects 6.5 Professional -
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Hi
apply your tracking data to a null,parent your explosion layer to that null.I think this way it should work:-) -
Ah, I knew it wasn’t that difficult!
Thx a bunch Julian!
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
Adobe After Effects 6.5 Professional -
Hi
you’re welcome -
Hi Everyone,
Wow! It’s been almost 9 years since this question was posted, and I’m just now coming along! I suppose we all learn at different times and paces. For those of you like me who are coming to this thread in 2015, I’ve created a tutorial video which demonstrates this process:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEUfDub54Rk
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