Chris Buttacoli
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It is called AFTER Effects…. not PRECEDING Effects 🙂
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Can you open any of the auto-saves? Or is it too late already?
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But the “Alt” button tip during the tracking that Chris Wright pointed out is the easiest and first method you should try.
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What about spliting the sentence up into two parts and animating them individually?
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Certainly you cannot create a simulated explosion that will look as real as the detonation clip, but using the particle generator maybe you can get what you want.
Check out these:
part 1: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1iqbj_tuto-after-effects-exploding-buildi_tech
part 2: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1iqaw_tuto-after-effects-exploding-buildi_tech
part 3: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1iq8o_tuto-after-effects-exploding-buildi_tech -
Can you post what you’ve achieved so far? It’s hard to give you some ideas without knowing what you have. There were no jump cuts in the original that I could see. That was all one take in front of a greenscreen I am assuming. Did you use plan on keying this?
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What about breaking the hi-rez picture, from the link above, into a top and bottom and animate it opening and closing?
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Not exactly what you’re after, but very similar:
https://www.vfxtalk.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5269&d=1199056788It’s the BaryonicMatter entry from VFXTalk series 3 challenge. https://www.vfxtalk.com/forum/vfx310-into-photograph-submit-here-t12942.html Check out the work in progress page for possible ideas.
https://www.vfxtalk.com/forum/vfx-310-baryonicmatter-t13006.html
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You can parent the camera to a 3d null to move it around in x,y,z. (Or use an expression to map the nulls position to the camera position like you suggested.) You can also create another 3d null and pick whip up an expression to map the position of that to the camera poi. Then, you can animate both nulls independently.
