Fernando Mol
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It’s called chromatic aberration, there are some plug-ins out there that can do it. Internally, you can tweak a few layers inside After Effects to achieve it. And yes, Twitch can do it.
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Witout seeing an image of your project is hard to guess. Maybe you need to learn better to tweak those tools or maybe your footage calls for manual rotoscoping.
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Try the rotobrush
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There are many ways to skin a cat, but I’ll do it the same way as you.
Just use robe across time frames and be carefull with those curves.
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Well, if you select your Null object and see the motion on the top view you’ll be able to fine fix your motion keyframes. Right now they are positioned in a funny way. Try to place them in the same place them as if you were drawing in Illustrator. Let the handlers follow the same direction of the straight line and adjust the curvature using the lenght of the handlers, not their angle. I home I’m explaining me.
For the timing problem, select your first and last keyframes in the timeline, then right click and select “rove across time”.
I hope this helps
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I think you should have shoot at 24PN, that is 24 real frames instead of the 29.97 with duplicated frames.
I’ll use the footage as you have it right now, and then export the final render to a real 24 frame format.
DVCPro format doesn’t use square pixels at 1080, so your real resolution is 1280 x 1080 anamorphic.
I don’t know in Final Cut, but After Effects you can right click on the clip and choose “Interpret Footage” to experiment with the settings if you are getting some artifacts.
Here’s a tutorial on how to do it in Premere, but the principles are very similar in After Effects.
I hope this helps
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Why are the red dots moving?
I thought a problem with the sensor should be a still dot.
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Do a test!
I’ll point any mic towards the mouth, but with an omni you can also point it to any side.
For the deep voice, just don’t place it too down in the chest or it will pick up the sound from the body more than from the mouth.
And don’t place it over the neck.
I hope this helps
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Keyframe the rotation parameter to animate the position of the line.
You may need to create a mask that goes way out of your screen/layer, so the line can go in and out.