Chris Smith
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I used Maya for 4 years. I downloaded the Demo of C4D and fell in love. I got the Studio Bundle and dropped Maya forever. I’ve happily been using C4D for almost 2 years now and live by it.
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If you turn on the alpha channel and animate white to black I’m thinking that should do it. Should take care of specularity and all the other channels (I think, but worth a try).
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Just add Curves and a hue/sat to your video. For the matrix look, drop the master saturation in hue/sat. Then in Curves, Make an S shape in the RGB channel. Then in the Red and blue channels, drop the mids a little.
For a warm look. Just drop the mids in the Blue channel. This is all over-simplification and needs more tweaks, but it will get you in the ballpark.
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Never used it personally but they are log color space, yes? And needs to be converted to linear color space. Just guessing.
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The feet momma, the feet! What about the feet!!!???
I love Brak.
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The feet momma, the feet! What about the feet!!!???
I love Brak.
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Would have to think about the process, but the effects are the same with possibly small updates.
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The FE (Final Effects) are now owned by Cycore and are free with AE6.5 and AE7. They are on your installer discs. So just switch out any old FE effects with it’s CC counterpart.
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This approach is worth a look:
https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=2&postid=889085
Of course this question comes up almost every week (using ink and paint mattes) and we always talk about shooting ink or paint which is probably the best, but this was a really good alternitive I thought.
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It was a fun challenge for the end of the work day. After post after post of ppl asking how to do the same ol tricks, It’s nice to see something different and was worth a crack at it.
Chris Smith
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