Aharon Rabinowitz
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Provided you film well (and that may mean slow actions to speed up later, as has been mentioned), You can probably do this with Time remapping in AE. You don’t want to ever move below your original frame rate, so never let the speed go below 100% – otherwise you will get choppy motion.
When your done, precomp everything and then add the CC Motion Blur effect – which wilol create motion blur for the frames that have been sped up, making it look more natural (in an unatural sort of way…).
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could also be expression. Layers influenced by expression somethimes change their behavior slightly when you add a new layer into the comp. Could be the reverse effect here. Probably not though.
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Wow. That was a lot funnier then I would have expected. I figured it would go stale a few minutes in, but it kept giving.
Nice work.
Aharon
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Yoiu can also try applying the smoother to the rough spots.
Window > The smoother
Select the offending keyframes and then use the smoother dialog to remove unneeded keyframes.
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Duplicate the keyframes first with a simple copy and past. Then reverse them.
Does that help?
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Thanks, but that tutorial was not me. It was Creative Cow leader Andrew Kramer.
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If it’s a fast running through the wall, you can use keyed footage, and then use the simple choker to have the actor appear to pass through the wall as his edges either dissolve or appear. This is only good for a fast walk through where you can trick the camera.
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I can’t speak for this particular project, but over the years MK12 has been known to do a lot of ink in water. That’s not a guess. I’ve emailed them about it.
Again, I can’t speak for this particular project, but they are pretty skilled with mixing real world organics with digital.
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Hey – don’t thank me – I only came up with the stroke size, the rest of these fine people were full of useful advice.
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Not seeing what you’re seein, It’s hard to know.
Sometimes Large image files just can’t be panned over well in AE, alone. But I’d swear there was a plug-in or something that helps with this.
Also a lot of people here deal with this sort of thing on a regular basis, so if anyone knows an answer – please chime in. I rarely work with oversized images.
Also, search the forum here, because I know people have run into this problem. I once worked in a studio (this was a while ago) and no matter what we did, panning just looked terrible, so we took the original images and panned over them with a robotic camera.
However, if all else fails, and you can’t get your image to match the illustrator files, why not try the reverse, and slightly blur your illustrator layers.
How sharp do they need to be?
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