Derek Bavin
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Right click on the bar in screen grab 1. You will get a drop down menu. Click on columns. Make sure parent has this check mark.
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If you google Hyperlapse you can find that this trick is fairly simple. The camera takes a still photo, moves slightly forward, and takes another still photo.
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This looks like a chromatic aberration effect.
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Looks legit to me. You can search for it on Google and find download links. Looks like presets for simple camera movements.
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You could generate a grid and use corner pin to figure out the plane of the table, then place your object on that plane.
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Walter was correct. Look at the PIXEL ASPECT RATIO 1.5. This is causing your issues. What is the footage pixel aspect ratio? What is the final delivery specs? These can all help you decide how to set up your comps.
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Yep. The parallax at :32 is created from layers positioned in different z axis space. You need 3D layers to create that effect.
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You could check your preferences for Media and Disk Cache and Memory and make sure you have enough resources allocated. You may need to adjust the settings.
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When I send a proof to a client, I usually send them a small resolution (960×540) mp4 with a low bit rate (around 1.5mbps). The proof is such a low quality that it can’t really be used for broadcast or web, but gives the client an idea what the animations will look like.