Judita
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Thanks for the input. I believe we would stick with 32 bit. Definitely a PC not a Mac. Perhaps a ceiling of $8k for the box. No monitor(s) needed.
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lol, I just did a search and boy did the posts pop up.
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Nevermind, found it. I had, “Import as Photoshop Sequence” checked.
I just *knew* if I posted the question on the Cow it would lead to my finding the answer. B^)
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Would be a nice feature to have.
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“By using the free transform tool, I believe that you are animating the rotation of the layer, and not just the mask. ”
Yep, you’ve got it – the mask itself is what I want to rotate.
The points of the mask itself must be transformed, and not the layer, for the image to remain in the same rotation. If you just need the shape of the mask to rotate, you may need to put the mask on a black solid, and set the “track matte” of your photo to the black solid layer (you need to turn off the visibility of the black solid layer…), then you can animate the rotation of the black solid to achieve the effect.
And that is indeed what I’ve done! Great minds think alike, eh?! ;-)I made a precomp with the fill, a black layer scaled much larger above it with the mask, and used an alpha inverted matte on the fill track matte. This way the corners of the black layer won’t appear when I rotate that precomp in my main comp.
Thanks for your help… It’s been a long week and I’m just tired of thinking.
TGIF!
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well the thing is, I need to animate the rotation of the mask. I can use the free transform tool to rotate the mask, but how do I keyframe the rotation?
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well, that sucks. But otherwise I like version 7.
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Thanks for the responses, guys. I love the ‘do they think posterize looks cool’ – LOL!
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Oh heck yes, I am not crazy! 😉 I figured it’d be under the wipes and when I didn’t find it, I was very confused.
You rock! Thanks for helping me see the obvious.
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Thanks – I found ’em.