Andrew Vanwickler
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Bring them both in to illustrator and make them vector images. Then paste them as 2 separate keys in mask path in after effects.
You can then use mask interpolation and set first vertex to make for a nicer morph.
Andrew VanWickler
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The 3d is done by using a null object to move your 3d model. So the model itself is not a 3d layer. Lights and shadows do not do anything to the model. You can make the model layer a 3d layer but lights will only see it as a flat 2d image.
It’s a great new feature and is really a giant step towards what your looking for it to do. It’s not quite there yet though.
As for how it runs. I have had no issues with stability on a os x.
Andrew VanWickler
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Yes you could make this type of effect using shatter and reverse it with a time remap.
Andrew VanWickler
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option click on the stopwatch to bring up the expression field.
Andrew VanWickler
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Create a mask by using the pen tool. Just outline the face.
Andrew VanWickler
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It would depend on what format you shot the red with. The red 2k options are below. Figure out which you shot with and create a comp that size.
The red one uses square pixels
2K 16:9 (2048×1152), 2K 2:1 (2048×1024) 1 – 120 frame/s (variable)
Andrew VanWickler
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You could try duplicating the text layer without the stroke effect. Then adding the stroke effect to the top layer. Then animating a mask to reveal the stroke.
Andrew VanWickler
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