Matt
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This question is asked on here like every 2 days…. search peopleeee searcchhH!
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Check out this article:
https://www.theebelinggroup.com/site/press/lobo-nakd_3fm_digit_06.2004.jpgIt shows a screenshot of the ribbons being done in Maya, although a similar effect could probably be done with 3d stroke.
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CC Scale Wipe
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You can apply the “unmult” effect to the lens flare layer as well. It’s a free effects from Knoll.
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You could try using the 3dstroke plugin and enable the “taper” property. That would give (obviously) a tapered edge, which would probably be more elegant. You could screw around with the echo effect as well.
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Matt K here.
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Use the stroke plugin on a mask, and watch the magic happen.
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Hey Dan!! I saw you on the train this morning. This is Matt – from the lab back in the day. Reprezent.
I’ve only worked with HD a little, but I’ll tell ya what I know. I don’t think AE really concerns itself with DPI (someone correct me if I’m wrong), it just looks at the height and width in pixels. Just make sure you’re artwork is as large or larger than whatever HD framesize you’re working with and you should be fine.
As far as 8/16 bit – it’ll work with 8bits per channel. If you get any banding, due to the use of a gradient and other subtle color shifts, you can always switch over to 16 if you’re effects support it. It’s good to preview the stuff on a good HD monitor before shipping it out.
Bye Dan!!!!
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The way I do it is to select all your keyframes in the timeline. Then up in the comp window click and drag on one of the keyframe points (denoted by a dark X). This should move all of your keyframes. If there’s an easier or precise way of doing this I’d like to know.