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  • It sounds to me like the “bulge” effect, which is under the “distort” menu. Animate the “bulge center”. I’ve done it for something else and it worked very nicely.

    -A.N.

  • Avrohom Kohn

    September 23, 2005 at 2:57 am in reply to: adding streaking/ghosting effects to action footage

    do a search for the “light storm” tutorial by “bill o’neill”. Very effective for action clips.

    -A.N.

  • Avrohom Kohn

    September 23, 2005 at 2:33 am in reply to: my object moves – BUG?

    I understood the question that the animation should stay the same till the two keyframes with the same position. By changing the spatial interpolation to linear, he will lose the curve before the still keyframes.

    Another way to achieve that is to control-click (right-click on windows) on the first [still] keyframe, and click on the “toggle hold keyframe” which will keep the image from moving till the next keyframe.

    -A.N.

  • Avrohom Kohn

    September 22, 2005 at 11:32 pm in reply to: my object moves – BUG?

    First of all, you might have animated the anchor point. If you didn’t, make sure your position path is not curved between these two keyframes. This might have happened if your path is curved on the previous keyframe, so when you set a keyframe a little further down the timeline, it’s automaticly going to curve it in the opposite direction. To fix that you might want to try the following: Cmd-click (control-click on windows) on the handle that’s on the opposite end of the curve (to seperate it from the other handle) and drag it towards the keyframe (till it’s on the keyframe) that way it takes away the unwanted curve, than use the other handle to fine-tune your previous curve.

    I hope this is the solution,

    -A.N.

  • Avrohom Kohn

    September 14, 2005 at 12:21 am in reply to: Frustrating audio pops in 6.5

    You don’t need to go through all of that. I had that problem before, and the solution was: go to preferences > output, and set the “audio duration block” to longer then the movie you are rendering. I hope that works.

    -A.N.

  • Avrohom Kohn

    August 12, 2005 at 7:07 pm in reply to: Re: Shatter

    Thanks, Steve.

    Actually, as i was typing the first message i thought of that and tried it, but didn’t see any result (cause i wasn’t far enough in to the timeline), now that you mentioned it i gave it a try, and it worked.

    thanks again,
    -A.N.

  • Avrohom Kohn

    July 27, 2005 at 10:02 pm in reply to: Expression for camera shake

    Thanks for the expression.

    -A.N.

  • Avrohom Kohn

    July 27, 2005 at 10:02 pm in reply to: Expression for camera shake

    Thanks for the expression.

    -A.N.

  • Visit “www.musicbakery.com” they have some nice stuff.

    -A.N.

  • Avrohom Kohn

    July 14, 2005 at 8:10 pm in reply to: Refections on shiny surface

    I finally got it, but AE won’t open it. The error message says: “After Effects Warning: After Effects can’t import file…as project”. I tried almost all projects on the page, none work. I’m working on a mac, could it be a compatibility problem?

    Thanx,
    -A.N.

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