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Try effect > distort > liquify
Keyframe the original, then smear a the image towards the funnel and ad a keyframe, then repeat.
This is not the most sophisticated method
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For adding noise:
I have used a plug-in from -
From what I have read (because I have not used it) Gridiron X factor is for linking up multiple computers to get more power.
Whereas gridiron nucleo is used to get the most power out of ONE computer with multi-processors or multi-cores.And from their web site: https://www.gridironxfactor.com/products/xfae_overview.asp
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Are you scaling the images down (smaller)? if so I would do scaling in Photoshop first because if you scale down a large image in After Effects the image may have artifacts (such as jittery fine lines).
You should “pre-comp” your images first. To do this place your 1 image in a composition and scale the image. Then place that composition inside another composition. And repeated:)
BUT, I assume you have already scaled your images and they are all in one composition.
If so…simply click and select a layer and from the top menu select> Layer > Pre-compose.
Doing this places the layer in its own comp.
It will ask if you want your “attributes” (scale, transparency, rotation etc) moved to the new comp as well.
IF the images are scaled already, Choose “move all attributes to new comp”. After this, there will be a composition where the image once was and the composition will be at 100% scale so your masks will also be at 100% scale.If this is not helpful then
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I had a similar problem when I was animating REALLY large digital photos.
Applying a 1 pixel Gaussian blur (vertically) help tremendously. (motion blur just didn -
Here is a thread that discusses a couple methods and has a link to a tutorial:
https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?univpostid=870586&forumid=2&postid=870586&pview=t -
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