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  • Jason Diebler

    August 13, 2009 at 8:53 pm in reply to: Background in Motion

    No problem, happy to help!

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    August 13, 2009 at 5:48 pm in reply to: Background in Motion

    Your gfx elements need to be in separate “groups”. Remember, groups and layers are different. Bottom group is your 2D background, top group(s) are your 3D elements. You need to designate the groups as 2D or 3D by checking the column in your Layers tab that says “Status”, or in the Inspector’s contextual “Group” tab where it says “Type” (why its status in one tab and type in another makes no sense, but that’s what it is).

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    August 12, 2009 at 7:34 pm in reply to: Background in Motion

    Put the background in its own 2D group. The other groups can be 3D and it won’t effect the 2D background.

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    August 10, 2009 at 3:25 pm in reply to: flaming Logo

    Peter was right on recommending the Corona emitter. I think the key is replacing the Shape=circle to Shape=Geometry… then treat your logo as a shape (or shapes) instead of text. Your shapes can be invisible, so you may just trace around your text… and conform your emitter to take on the shape.

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    July 28, 2009 at 3:25 pm in reply to: Timeline Hijinks

    This may be a linking issue, since you said the problem lies with only certain clips. My guess is that your video & audio is linked on certain clips, and that you are getting clip collision. If you select+drag up to higher tracks (v3, v4 +) you may be able to move the clips. Make sure no tracks are locked either.

    Also, you may have better luck using Shift+Z (Fit to Window) instead of zooming way out.

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    July 23, 2009 at 3:35 pm in reply to: Editing Tips/Techniques?

    Buy the Director’s Label DVDs (Michel Gondry, Chris Cunningham, et al) for inspiration.

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    July 23, 2009 at 3:25 pm in reply to: New Final Cut 7

    Maybe the Snow Leopard feature Grand Central Dispatch will address this… was just briefly reading about this.

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    July 22, 2009 at 3:20 pm in reply to: Motion help

    Are you using Spaces? I lose windows occasionally too, especially when I Apple+Tab a lot, but it’s ’cause I have Spaces activated. I think the windows are gone, but they’re not, they just moved to one of the other desktop spaces… strange. So, I save my Window Layouts so I can reset… curious if anyone else has this happen to them w/ Spaces activated??

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    July 14, 2009 at 6:12 pm in reply to: isolating one color in video image

    Search the forum for Pleasantville effect. Plenty of tutorials out there, even on YouTube. Discover the “limit effect” tool in your 3-way color corrector, or learn Color.

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

  • Jason Diebler

    July 14, 2009 at 4:50 pm in reply to: Creating water effects

    Google or YouTube the Phantom camera…

    “The deepest blues are black” – Foo Fighters
    (this doesn’t help me when I’m chroma keying!)

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