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  • Graham Quince

    November 24, 2005 at 9:51 am in reply to: VERTICLE PLASMA

    Not really adding much, but it’s worth thinking about the ‘strength’ of graphics you include.

    A few years ago, BBC World TV inherited BBC NEWS 24’s plasma screens for their new set. Unfortunately, News 24 had them monitor vertically, and suffered from screen burn, which could have been hidden except for the fact that World used them horizontally, the result was a vertical watermark still very visible at home.

    Nice to know even the big boys get it wrong 🙂

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    November 24, 2005 at 9:47 am in reply to: About CC BALL ACTION

    CC Ball Action is on the installer CD for After Effects 6.5. I can’t remember if you have to choose to install it separately, but if you do, that’s where you’ll find it. It’s also worth checking out Keylight and 3D assistants lite, which are also separate installs – if you haven’t already.

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    November 24, 2005 at 9:33 am in reply to: Giving back to the Community: Cd jewelbox

    That’s really great of you, Filip.

    Just yesterday I was asked if I could do a CD case for next week. Now I get the morning off 🙂 – not quite, but you’ve saved me a potential headache.

    Thanks

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    November 10, 2005 at 1:47 pm in reply to: Animated a cartoon character mouth

    I’ve had great success using CC Split for cartoon mouths. Use the animation assistant to create audio keyframes and use an expression pick whip to tie in the split value to the audio. You may need or want to add a multiplyer ( ie *10 ) onto the end of the expression if the mouth changes aren’t big enough.

    Hope that helps as its a really easy (lazy?) method of doing cartoon mouths.

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    November 10, 2005 at 1:47 pm in reply to: Animated a cartoon character mouth

    I’ve had great success using CC Split for cartoon mouths. Use the animation assistant to create audio keyframes and use an expression pick whip to tie in the split value to the audio. You may need or want to add a multiplyer ( ie *10 ) onto the end of the expression if the mouth changes aren’t big enough.

    Hope that helps as its a really easy (lazy?) method of doing cartoon mouths.

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    November 7, 2005 at 8:54 am in reply to: How to make gun fire??

    As much as i love particle illusion, the problem with using its gun fire is that if your gun isn’t pointing at an angle that matches the library, you’ve got to start doing all sorts of things.

    For quick, easy gunfire i use vector paint on a black solid set to color dodge or similar transfer mode. Basically, on the frame of your shot, draw a jagged ‘explosion’ oover the gun barrel. Make sure the vector paint playback settings are set to ‘current frame’. Then move one frame forward, and draw a smaller, but still as jagged new flash. And that’s it.

    When you play the sequence back you get a nice, quick, undistracting shot. How detailed you make the flash is up to you, but as it only last two frames it doesn’t really matter.

    I came up with this way of doing it after watching a couple of movie sequences on freeze frame.

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    November 2, 2005 at 11:50 am in reply to: 1 pixel thick lines strobing

    Thanks for your help guys

    Rerendering with a duplicate layer with a small blur and setting the transfer mode to lighten worked a treat.

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    October 31, 2005 at 11:13 am in reply to: anyone use a laptop for AE?

    I’ve non-branded P4 2.8 GHz with 1Gb of Ram and run AE brilliantly. It’s also a widescreen which gets around the two monitors problem easily.

    The big benefit to me is i work on the machine at my desk and can take it home to render. I also use the laptop for presentations and have done ‘almost live’ greenscreen on it.

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    October 28, 2005 at 2:03 pm in reply to: Its fall and clients want falling leaves

    Ayato’s got a pretty good falling petals tutorial, i’m sure you could adapt it.

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

  • Graham Quince

    October 27, 2005 at 8:33 am in reply to: BCC sphere: map a tennis ball?

    A quick google search found this web site

    Graham

    http://www.qcit.com

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