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  • David Bogie

    July 6, 2009 at 4:29 pm in reply to: how to blurr a face for security reasons

    If Andy’s freebie will not work for you, just search for terms like _cop blur_ or _face blur_. We see this topic once a month or more so there are tons of useful threads from which to choose.

    bogiesan

  • [Jens Enqvist] “We have a set of tools which addresses exactly this type of job.
    Cycore Effects Sphere Utilities “

    Holy crap, CC sphere utilities costs US$100! Might be worth it if you plan to do this kind of mapping often.
    But…
    You can create another layer in your comp for your arrows, apply CC Sphere to it, and make it slightly larger than the globe. Syncing the two layers can get complicated but that’s why After Effects is not for kids.

    bogiesan

  • David Bogie

    July 6, 2009 at 2:35 pm in reply to: Stop mask intersecting itself?

    Two masks will work, probably more flexible.
    But the question approaches masking incorrectly. You’re not masking out three dimensional objects when rotoscoping. You are simply drawing a line around the shape of the entire thing you are masking.

    bogiesan

  • David Bogie

    July 6, 2009 at 2:32 pm in reply to: Keying a wedding veil

    Glad you got an acceptable result and I want to say thanks for closing your thread with a solution. Hardly anyone does that around here.

    Don’t take this personally but chromakeying does not depend upon upon only one tool. Your ReflecMedia background is a fabulous tool but it’s useless if you don’t have the chroma bandwidth and pixel resolution to make the keying software happy. keying through diaphanous materials such as smoke, shadows, water, or veils requires testing and usually some modifications to the set or costumes to work with the available technologies instead of trying to fix it in post.

    Your thread, unfortunately, is a textbook example of almost everything we try to get folks to do BEFORE they commit to shooting for chromakeying.

    bogiesan

  • I’ve been concise.
    You’re in over your head.
    Attempting to create the effect you are describing at your current level of experience is impossible without buy a prepackaged effects project. but you’d still need to understand how to make adjustments and elegance to suit your needs.
    spend a few days watching tutorials and playing with the filters. You will either slap your head with the realization of how this works or you will smash you head against the wall in frustration.

    I hope you, too, get to have the epiphany others have experienced, it’s a good rush, but, man, I gotta tell you, After Effects is hard.

    bogiesan

  • David Bogie

    July 2, 2009 at 6:46 pm in reply to: Trouble with CC Particle World

    “K?” x,y, or z, maybe, but I’ve never seen K.
    ONe of the top controls is GRID. Select off.

    bogiesan

  • Card Dance or Shatter precomped and time remapped to run in reverse.

    boiesan

  • David Bogie

    July 1, 2009 at 2:31 pm in reply to: keying out a black background?

    Keylight is a chromakeyer. You want to use one of the linear keyers since black has little o no chroma information.

    bogiesan

  • David Bogie

    July 1, 2009 at 2:29 pm in reply to: even out lighting fluctuations

    Stabilize Color.
    Search here and in your AE help system for more information on this effect, the question comes up often so there are lots of thread. Unfortunately, most of them have the very response: Search.

    bogiesan

  • David Bogie

    June 30, 2009 at 4:19 pm in reply to: Ideal RAM for Motion 3?

    Motion’s performance is mostly not about RAM and your research is contradictory to what all of our brains tell us should be happening.
    The card will give you the most muscle for this rev of Motion and this OS. But no one knows what Snow Leopard and Motion 4 might be able to do when they show up in the same machine.

    Buy all the RAM you can afford, I suppose, but don’t expect miracles with Motion.

    bogiesan

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