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Take a look at this… https://www.trapcode-people.net/filedetails.php?fileid=76 It might put you on some idea to an volcano effect. Using trapcode particular.
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You need to push and hold the ALT button on your keyboard as you press on any of the property buttons.
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Did you try the auto trace feature under the layer menu? Not sure what you are trying to accomplish, but for the tracking point, the auto trace feature will make a new layer with masks. Just make sure you use the luminace property. You can then make that new layer an adjustment layer.
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You can do this with sub-pixel positioning. Put a colored layer (black) behind your footage, make both 3D and give the colored layer a position of 0,1. Parent that to your footage.
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And of course if you are looking for glows n’ text ….https://www.ayatoweb.com/ae_tips_e.html. And don’t forget thw Cow’s own tutorials..
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Do you have the latest version of AE? I think there was a fix regarding importing files from Maya in the free upgrade to 7.01.
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Total Training has some excellent DVD’s from basic to advanced. Check out the Anvel at http://www.anvel.com. Owner of the website is the same guy with the advanced AE stuff from total training.
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Creating Motion Graphics with Chris and Trish Meyer. There are several volumes of this book so make sure you get the correct one. They also have a column at DV.com where you can find some articles made by the mentioned authors. I don’t think the first volumes cover any HD stuff.
I am sure that if you google the terms you ask for, you will find in-depth articles anf tutorials as well.Regards
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I did a search on national geographic just because I suspected that you would need a hi-speed camera to see the motion of a frog’s tounge.
Here’s a qoute from the article…..“Working with researchers doing video studies of frog tongue protraction, he used still cameras with lasers and a high-speed strobe light set at 1/50,000 of a second.
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You need to take a look at the real (frog) world…. and prepare for a lot of motion blur….