Phillr
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Thanks for the input guys. As that guy in Star Wars says, I’ll ‘use the Force’ for my decisions.
One additional question came to mind. Does the stage of audio post-production affect your decisions?
E.g. if i’m on a project with a decent audio post budget, then perhaps I should only use the cleanest/clearest audio, and then the Pro Tools guy could make it sound ‘ambient’?
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What would be ‘best’?
Do you pick what sounds the ‘clearest’/highest-quality (as if you were listening to the audio with no visual reference)?
Or do you pick the audio that ‘fits’ the shot the best? (Shot B has Character B nodding while A is talking off-camera, thus the dialogue from A would be dull and primarily on left or right channel)
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… o-m-g
can’t believe i forgot a simple solution such as that. thanks mike!!
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argh, yeah. the feature i love the most is also what killed me lol. thanks.
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Ideally, I would prefer to use a full black image and resize the non-masked area as needed. I like one-size-fits-all type solutions.
Right now I’m resorting to 2 video tracks, one black image on each with a conceal effect applied so one image is the ‘top letterboxing bar’ and the other image is the bottom. Overnight render here i come :-(.
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I guess one solution is to make a picture that’s black, import, and use that as a mask. Is there an effect I can add that will crop out the middle of it? From the effects in my palette, I could only find effects that crop from the outside->inwards.
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Thanks for the info guys. Maybe i’ll try both out for a super-awesome whip pan transition!
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I tried following the Ayota smoke tutorial but it’s too complicated to me lol. Thanks axel for your instructions. I’m using Fractal Noise as my smoke. Is there anyway to make it translucent? I want to be able to see through it to my video background.
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thanks for the code. i’ve never done coding before. how do i use/implement your code?
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thanks for the code. i’ve never done coding before. how do i use/implement your code?