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  • Thankyou, I rendered out my final footage and the results were satisfying. Pixel blending helped.

  • Haha, I chose putting the uninterrupted footage in an 18fps comp. I want that jittery motion as a video recorded at 18fps would have(sort of).
    Thankyou for explaining the theory behind it as well.

  • Paritosh Srivastava

    February 26, 2016 at 10:36 am in reply to: Changing camera angle of a video

    True sir, perspective change on 2D images can be a daunting task, but you guesses it right here, I am not trying to achieve photo realistic results here. I am really just making a happy birthday video for a classmate who is a really big fan of minions. Thank you all for such quick replies to my question. Cheers.

  • Paritosh Srivastava

    February 26, 2016 at 10:32 am in reply to: Changing camera angle of a video

    You gave me the basic idea of how to do it.
    First I used 3D camera tracker to create a 3D track of the entire scene(which I don’t end up using) then I roto out all my subject(in this case, it was just one layer)
    Then I looked up, what are cards in Nuke and found out, I won’t be needing those as I will be projecting the rotoed layer onto a separate footage.
    I saw tutorials on how to animate 2D images into 3D space using PS and AE and that gave me the rest of the missing links that were needed.
    So in the end, I didn’t do much at all. I just made my rotoed layer 3D, changed its 3D orientation a bit, made a camera layer, raised its height a bit, and boom… it gave me the result I wanted.
    So thank you sir, your instructions genuinely helped me.
    p.s- the rotoed layer is from the minions movie, illumination studios rendered almost all the minion scenes from their eye level, so I couldn’t actually re-shoot.

  • Paritosh Srivastava

    February 25, 2016 at 7:40 pm in reply to: Changing camera angle of a video

    Just realized, I meant 3 and 1/2 years, and what if I have the subject rotoed out, would that open up any possibilities ? skewing or anything ?

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