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Search the forum. This has been covered a million times over and you will surely find a solution applicable to your situation.
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Copy & paste tha mask shape to the position property of the camera. Then simply adjust the timing for everything to stay in sync.
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Particular’s particles with DOF enabled should give you what you need.
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Yupp, just like Steve said – too much slow movement of large uniformly colored areas will always look odd due to the way our eyes perceive it. You’d have to use faster speeds or completely “destroy” your image using tools such as ReelSmart MotionBlur. By creating smeary vector based blur, you stretch out the offending areas that they seem to melt into one another from frame to frame. Of course you loose al lvisual detail, so it’s not always an option to work dirty. ;O)
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[smoran] “- sourcing the “film strip” frame mask”
Scan it or find yourself some stock vector at or photo.
[smoran] “- simplifying the process of creating continual rolling effect of the frames up the screen”
Animate the position, the use aloopOut(“continue”) expression. Using the Motion Tile effect can work just as well.
[smoran] “- simplifying populating the film strip frames with the hundreds of stills (I guess it will be long and tedious without some sort of short-cut / tip / experience.”
Well, some things don’t come easily. A good place to start is to create a Photoshop action and create any number of strips you need using automation. Or simply use a template composition, duplicate it and then replace the fooatage in the timeline.
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[smoran] “- sourcing the “film strip” frame mask”
Scan it or find yourself some stock vector at or photo.
[smoran] “- simplifying the process of creating continual rolling effect of the frames up the screen”
Animate the position, the use aloopOut(“continue”) expression. Using the Motion Tile effect can work just as well.
[smoran] “- simplifying populating the film strip frames with the hundreds of stills (I guess it will be long and tedious without some sort of short-cut / tip / experience.”
Well, some things don’t come easily. A good place to start is to create a Photoshop action and create any number of strips you need using automation. Or simply use a template composition, duplicate it and then replace the fooatage in the timeline.
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The smoke in that example is the simple result of the emitters moving. It does not ionvolve creating any elaborate pahs. Simply copy&paste your path to the emitter XY position property.
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If the call goes out, it goes out – AE wopuldn’t activate at all if it didn’t receicve the validation key. I’m more suspicious that your user priviliges are too low. In order to permanently create directories and configurations you at least have to be a power user. Check that as well.
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Make sure the little loudspeaker symbol near the timeline is enabled.
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Random effectors, if necessary with falloffs. The effect is entirely dependent on the stacking order of the effectors. You can also use a single shader effector with a layered material (noise + your keyed talent) to get the effect.
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