[Diego Delanoe]

Hi , thanks for the tips, the gradient layer made the trick, then i just had to play around with the gravity and of course read like 20 times the shatter effect manual to understand what was i doing hehe, here´s a little example of an example test:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wDLF_BERGQ

thanks to you all!!

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[Diego Delanoe]

Hi everyone and thanks for the answers, yes i been trying with shatter, but yet i havent been able to accomplish the effect, specially for the direction and speed they blow away, its more like a explosion rather than the smoth blow away im looking for…Anders, you said i can use a gradient map to control the time, could you please explain me how to do it?…anyway, if there´s anyone that have done something like this before please tell if there´s any other way apart of shatter,
thanks to all

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[Diego Delanoe]

Sorry Steve, my mistake, it´s already fixed, now you should be able to watch it.

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[Diego Delanoe]

Yes u can, but only with the half frame rate (15 frames x sec)…

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[Diego Delanoe]

Hi Jeremy,

i was having the same problem with some progressive footage from the PD-170, I figure it out and i change the timeline settings to non field dominance and deinterlaced the rest of the footage that wasnt progressive, but my problem comes at the moment of upload the compressed QT for internet streaming (youtube for example). It seems that it recompresses on an interlaced video codec and the result is again a jattering image.

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