[Kenny Mims]

OK…I did it (finally) in this manner:

1. New comp – size 5000 x 3000 pixel

2. Place 5000×300 ‘film clip’ in new comp near bottom (as the ‘peel needs to be from the top)

3. Make Pre-comp of this. Add Page turn effect as required. DO NOT COLLAPSE THIS LAYER

4. Drag&drop this PreComp into the target comp.

5. Adjust anchor point for easier positioning. (she be a big mama) Adjust zoom & positioning.

Although I must revert to the pre-comp to adjust timing etc. this does appear to work.

KM

[Kenny Mims]

Hey you dummy, Starglow…it was there all along. You need a break.

The Other Kenny
LocomotionGraphics

[Kenny Mims]

Well…that’s what I did. I specifically said ” scan this 6cm x 6cm (2 1/4 Hasselblad) @ 1200 pixels per inch. The result should be about 2700 pixels square. This allows me to crop (or zoom) to about 1/3 or 1/4 or the image and still have usuable resolution.

I routinely use images of this pixel size in prep for AE projects. It sure makes it a whole lot easier to knock out a background and end up with a smoother edge (in photoshop).

LOL, I know guys that scan medium format materials at 10,000 pixels per inch for real big display signs.

Hmmm… why the confusion I wonder?
Maybe I’m French and just don’t know it?

Or… maybe I was accidentally exposed to some country music and now the bubba factor has taken control of my vocal chords?

Mims/Nashville

[Kenny Mims]

Thanks guys. I see it!