Justin Productions
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Oh, try playing with the Producer so the bubbles are all glued together. It creates a nice foam effect.
Justin Productions
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Yeah I’ll try Google Video thx Zarxrax.
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
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Or course it’s not in 3D. But it would have been a lot easier to do it with a 3D shape.
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
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Well, Composition > Composition Settings and change the Resolution to Full.
Or simply in the Outpule Module.
Or even better, in the Monitor Window.
Hope that helped.
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
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Great idea yikes, I never thought of putting the Corner Pin to it. I create a lot of shadows myself and what I just do, is simply by duplicating my keyed footage, apply the Drop Shadow on it, in the Effects Palette, check ” Shadow Only “, make it a 3D layer, put it on the ground, play with the softness and the Opacity a lill’ bit.
Both ways are good 🙂
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
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With the Foam effect, don’t you think? 🙂
Or with Trapode Particular, but Foam will do the thing.
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
Adobe After Effects 6.0 Professional -
Well, it was a simple Coke bottle (maybe 3D, maybe not) and they made the word Coke turn around.
If I wanted to do this, I’d use Zaxwerks Invigorator. I’d search a similar bottle on the net, or simply create one in Blender, in Zax’, I would put a red color on it, maybe a cartoon red color, and then make a 3D primitive cylinder, so it’s around the middle of the bottle, very close to it too, apply the word Coke on it and make it turn.
Now if I didn’t had Zaxwerks Invigorator, I’d apply Bulge on it, and by animating it, with a mask so it gives the illusion it goes behind the bottle, it would propably just look o.k.
Good luck.
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
Adobe After Effects 6.0 Professional -
The answer to your question is in the COW Archives. You may also want to ask this in the After Effects Basics Forum.
The idea is pretty simple, since the green is a bright and easy-matte color, it can be easily keyed out to replace the green-screen by some footage/pict.
Go on ribbitfilms.com, download a footage, bring it into AE, and apply to it “Keying > Color Range” or Keylight, wheter you have 6.0 or 6.5…7.0…Select the green with the eyedropper.
Search “Green Screen Process” or something similar on Google.
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
Adobe After Effects 6.0 Professional -
Hey Walter! I don’t know you, but you seem great! Hehe. Good to have you on the COW team, that’s hot! Hope I’ll be there some day. As for these days, I just can’t get my COW T-Shirt off, no kidding!
Cheerz.
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
Adobe After Effects 6.0 Professional