[Alex Dinnin]

Or.. get a null.. and parent your object to the null.. then move the null as you wish !!

[Alex Dinnin]

Sorry.. didn’t think you would need to know exact specs.. I was kinda hoping someone would say.. it’s under preferences.. if only life was so simple eh !!

is this enough

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[Alex Dinnin]

Your best bet is to find out exactly how they are being projected.. are you supplying a tape.. a quicktime..

get your client to speak with the projectionist and ask him what normally works best..

[Alex Dinnin]

Thanks for the reply tutor Ted..

But Mocha is a planar tracker.. So it should be able to track a grid…

That’s kinda what it is designed for surely ???

Alex

[Alex Dinnin]

I should post this in the new Particular forum !!!

[Alex Dinnin]

A way round this would be to copy the camera’s x & y position onto a mask, then use an expression for your object to follow only the camera’s z position…

if you need me to I can knock the expression up for you

Alex

[Alex Dinnin]

Hi Tarik.

The shots your talking about are really easy to re create…

Shot 1) Track the hand, apply your track pos to the centre point of a lens flare.. and curves colour effect to the layer, up the red values.. then mask the fingers.

Shot 2) Just shot super slo mo, then the shot is reversed likje you said !!!

easy peasy

Alex

[Alex Dinnin]

Not This Forum !!

[Alex Dinnin]

I wouldn’t have thought the After Effects forum was the best place to ask this…

[Alex Dinnin]

Well the obvious answer is to redraw them two or three times and then just loop them.. you’ll get the wobble your after…

Or… in AE..

How’s about using bezier warp on the image.. and using hold keyframes.. make about three or four various versions..

then either add the loop expression or duplicate your keyframes a load of times.. should do roughly what you need

Alex