[Marcus Levin]

Thanks for the replay!

Regards!

[Marcus Levin]

Thanks for answer my question Dave.

I think I didn’t make myself clear. I’ll give an example.
In Adobe Flash, we can select the key frames that has an interpolation (or tween) and by selecting the 2 keyframes (the first and the last one) and then, by cicking the RMB, I have the option CONVERT TO KEYFRAMES , which means that a keyframe is assigned to each frame of my interpolation.
I would like to know if the same is possible to do in after effects.

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[Marcus Levin]

Thanks Scott!

Yeah, 3D softwares are complicated in general, but I didn’t know any that is more complicated tnan Maya. I just use this one to animate characters, which is the best for this task.

But I want something that is more generalist and esier to understand.

Regards!

[Marcus Levin]

Thanks for the advice and tip.

Regards!

[Marcus Levin]

Thank you very much Michael!

I’ll look up at the links right away.

Regards!

[Marcus Levin]

I found one. It is called DESINTAGRATIOM by Andrew Kramer.

He applies it on a linear wippe effect to tint the image black and white.

First he sets the input to ALPHA (the image solig appear with the RGB colors on it). Then he changes the OUT PUT CYCLE to RAMP GREY.

My questions are:

Why he changes the INPUT TO ALPHA?

Why he choose RAMP GREY to make a MATTE?

This part appears at 3:11 min

https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorial/disintegration/

[Marcus Levin]

Thanks Ted.

Yeah, I,ll try to find a tutorial.

I think once I understand terminology this plugin presents,will be easier to understand key color manipulation concepts.