[Jason Brown]

Ahhh!

I though I had it working.

I can see exactly what you’ve done but for some reason the magnify effect is below the centre of my magnifying glass. I can move the anchor point of my magnify glass precomp to align it to where I want, but then when I move the position of the magnifying glass comp the effect loses its centre point

[Jason Brown]

Hey Joe,

Thanks for the reply, much appreciated ! That makes perfect sense. I was just little stumped by it, because i’m so use to precomping and expecting effects to translate over. Handy information for the future though!

[Jason Brown]

Comps are different sizes and continuously rasterize is checked.

[Jason Brown]

Thanks for the reply. I’m using a single-node camera and this option isn’t available unfortunately. I’ve gone with keyframing the blur, looks better than I thought.

[Jason Brown]

Thanks for the replies.

I kind of found a fix that worked for me. The 2 left over shape paths I had I just keyframed their position and scale and hid them behind the other shapes, so it appears as 2 shapes morphing into one.

[Jason Brown]

Nice! Thanks for the reply.

Yeah I dedicate myself as much as I can around my 9-5. It’s just getting that progressive workflow, where I feel like I’m benefiting every day from putting in the time, but like you say you do have them tutorials where you don’t gain a lot.

I’ve definitely seen an improvement over 4 months, I’m just impatient and with motion graphics being soooo vast there’s times when I think ‘where the hell do I begin or go with all this stuff’. But with you saying 3 years to make anything of significance that tells me I’ve got a long way to go. I guess it’s just persistence and being motivated to learn everyday.

Thanks again!

[Jason Brown]

Hi,

Thanks that seems to have improved the color, however I’m still seeing a lot of noise in my exports.

Is there a way of getting a 1080p export from quicktime as oppose to 1080i?

[Jason Brown]

Sorry for bringing this up again, still trying to get my head around the effect.

I think I understand the method it’s just putting it together to achieve the desired effect.

Take a look at the 2 images, one of where I’m up to and the other what I want to achieve.

*That’s just some rough footage I’m working with to practice.

It’s basically the splitting up of the image I’m stuck at.

Thanks,
Jason

[Jason Brown]

I’ve come across a tutorial I think explains it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOZY7Yks6hI

However do you know how they’ve managed to have the white come across screen and then rotate down?

Thanks

[Jason Brown]

Thanks for the file!

Figuring out the technique 🙂