Brian Charles
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Like you said. brethren of the cow.
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OK. Took me a couple of minutes to remember what I did.
2 Opacity animators, first is set to Ramp Up and Offset is animated.
Second is set to Square and End is animated.
Here’s a CS4 version.
Gotta get CS5 Joey 😉
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Do you mean a face from a photograph? Perhaps all you need to do is use a mask or a track matte.
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You can create and name your own presets so you know precisely what they are. From the Edit menu choose Templates > Output Module and select the options for your output.
See: https://help.adobe.com/en_US/aftereffects/cs/using/WS3878526689cb91655866c1103a4f2dff7-79dfa.html
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Apply Fractal Noise to a solid layer, animate the Brightness and Contrast to begin at white and end with a black plate, animate the evolution.
Precomp the noise layer.
Use that as a luma matte on the layer you want to burn.
You can reuse the fractal noise comp beneath the burning layer and apply Colorama and a glow.
This sample is a bit lame but it took 2 minutes to make…
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This is a great tutorial on exactly that subject:
https://provideocoalition.com/index.php/motiongraphicsvizfx/story/face_replacement_part_1_basic/
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Sorry to be so dense, but why shoot the person in the first place if you intend to replace them?
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I had the same system though with a different ram configuration. As I recall they ram should be distributed from higher densities to lower. Last two slot pairs (A + B) should have the 1 GB Chips.
Apple has an installation guide.
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You may find some clues here for the remarkable film made by Tiny Inventions:
https://tinyinventions.com/blog/?p=317
The blog entry is long but fascinating, well worth a look.
They don’t reveal the entire process, but its clear they achieved perspective volume on their characters by using many images, not by manipulating a single image in 2.5D.