Erik
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Try taking a video clip from your project window and dragging it down to the New Comp button, this creates a new comp with the same settings (including length) or your footage.
You could also goto Composition>Composition Settings to change the duration of your comp
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Yes, I was very pleasantly surprised, as you can imagine, to discover this shortly after installing my copy of AE 6.5 Pro Educational version. ) :
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yeah… I know it’s not an upgrade version, there’s no separate marking on my box/cd case that says its different than the normal one though. I guess I just wish they would’ve said something about it on the website when I bought it.
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I’m kind of bummed…
If they’re on the CD, it’s no where obvious.
I ordered the “Professional Full Version” but I wasn’t aware that it was more of an upgrade-version or whatever.
I also didn’t get the 3D Invigorator… I just recieved a coupon for 200 off or something…
bummer.
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I tried just masking it in photoshop, but then when I applied the motion tracking, it puts the “whole video” inside the tracking points… and it turns out transparent except for the little square that I masked. I couldn’t figure out how to take the part my mask leaves in and make that fill a whole frame…?
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I use the perspective tracker. And I realize that better lighting helps a whole lot, but my real problem is how my still frame comes into the tracking… It tracks pretty well, but it is way out of shape.
To see what I mean, look at my video clip above, and pause it at the end when the picture kind of shrinks and rotates a little. That is how all of the frames are, and I end up having to manually go through and edit almost every single keyframe for the corner pin effect, dragging the little X’s to make it fit, and in turn this creates the shaking!
I was just wondering if there is an easier way around this…
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Thanks,
I downloaded their demo version, I’ll fiddle around with it and see what I can come up with.
(Whew! This board is fast! Thanks for such quick replies!)