John García
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Too late to dress up the actor, I’m afraid. He is in a chroma background, I forgot to tell that, everything has been correctly keyed out and he already has the texture and color I wanted, so that’s the only thing left.
Basically I would like to know if there is some way to select an area, expand it and then do the whole raggedy look on the bottom half (I’m guessing it’s done with some kind of fractal noise but i’m really not sure)
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Actually, I ended using Fractal Noise. Just by playing around with CC Toner and Levels, using the Fog Lights settings as a base, looks quite nice.
It doesn’t look as good as the one you used, though. How exactly did you accomplish that effect? I’m still learning (have been usind AE only for 4 months) so I’m not sure how turning the layers 3d would do that.
And don’t be embarrassed by the video, I have done way way worse.
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Ok, so Trapcode Particular did the trick for me. You were right, I just had to tweak it a bit. The fog now looks beautiful. I still don’t know how to make the title come from within the fog.
Either it’s behind every particle or in front of all of them, while what I want is for each particle to behave in a realistic 3d way so the text can be partially blocked by some of them but not by others.
Does anyone know how to solve that one?