[Brian Stenson]

Thanks Rafael, will try that tonight.

All the best and I’ll let you know.

[Brian Stenson]

Thats perfect thanks a million. There is always one more little box to be clicked to get things just looking right.

Brian

[Brian Stenson]

Thanks for all the suggestions guys.
I played around with a little bit of gamma as well as color correction and worked the opacity with the wiggler which gave me a satisfactory result. As mentioned it would be a lot easier to do on set, but it takes alot less time to say we will fix it in post then to try and sort it out then and there. Well that how diectors think anyhow!!

Cheers,

Brian

[Brian Stenson]

Yea that fixed things fine,

Thanks Gary

[Brian Stenson]

Thanks a million for that, I probably clicked every other button but the right one to link them. Saves a lot of time.

Brian

[Brian Stenson]

Just add a bend deformer (objects-deformation-bend)to your object. make sure your object is positioned inside the bounding box of your bend deformer. Then animate the strenght parameter of the bend by changing the its value and Alt clicking the little box to the left of where it says strenght which will then turn red. move along your time line and change the strenght value and alt click again. This should animate a bend for you

[Brian Stenson]

I think it was a combination of pixel aspect and fields.I got around it by creating a comp straight from my image and reinterpeting it with no fileds. It was previously a square pixel movie in a 1.07. Thanks for all your help in sorting it out.

Brian