Mato Kokotic
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Just right-click on a missing file in Project window, then Replace file with your shot. That’s it.
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Like Ted said, use multiple layers, simple feathered masks will suffice (fog is blurry). Play with those masks (opacity, feather).
Try this comp with your footage, see if it suits you…
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Just move anchor point to the bottom of layer.
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https://www.mediafire.com/?yq8m4bdwhy62wy9
Try that, just replace video with yours.
You were right, displacement is a thing to do. However two instances needed for left and right side (one displaces with red, another with green channel).
Some small upscaling on horizontal were still needed, but you can play with displacement amount and reduce that too.Make me know if it helps you.
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Maybe Pixel aspect ratio switch is not ON for non-square comp (IE Widescreen DV) or wrong interpretation of PAR?
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Do you have a light in precomp?
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Seems to me that blending mode was set to Dissolve instead to normal…
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What about Effects>Distort>Bulge?
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I don’t get what do you mean. In attached projedt it WAS mapped on a sphere (on the HALF of sphere (hemisphere?)).
Isn’t that what you want to achieve?
Have you tried attached project?
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Let’s try a different approach:
In Photoshop make square image of desired map.
ThenFilter>Distort>Spherize -100% (minus)
and save new map.
In AE make comp with double horizontal size of your map (height stays same), import your map on timeline, double its horizontal size too,then apply
Effect>Distort>Polar Coordinates – Polar to Rect 100%
Adjust vertical position and vertical scale as desired and add a solid beneath to fill the gap. Precompose. Use this composition as a map for CC Sphere. Rotate on x axis 90 and that’s it.
3626_equirectangularmap.rar.zip
Example is lowres, png was small
