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  • Pierre Jasmin

    February 11, 2017 at 6:48 pm in reply to: Video Gogh – How make it ?

    First there are two layers with a feather matte to reveal the effect on top layer (so part of image is not processed)

    On top layer before Video Gogh Pro there is a stylize effect combo to pre-process the source (one of the effect might be AE find edges…). So in a precomp do the stylization pre-process.

    In main comp, apply Video gogh to the stylized layer, and use Video Gogh Pro and place the original clip on second layer. In Video Gogh Pro set ALT Motion Src to the second layer (the original clip). You probably need as well to make Max Brush Size much smaller than default value.

    That should get you in proper direction I hope,

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    February 11, 2017 at 6:48 pm in reply to: Video Gogh – How make it ?

    First there are two layers with a feather matte to reveal the effect on top layer (so part of image is not processed)

    On top layer before Video Gogh Pro there is a stylize effect combo to pre-process the source (one of the effect might be AE find edges…). So in a precomp do the stylization pre-process.

    In main comp, apply Video gogh to the stylized layer, and use Video Gogh Pro and place the original clip on second layer. In Video Gogh Pro set ALT Motion Src to the second layer (the original clip). You probably need as well to make Max Brush Size much smaller than default value.

    That should get you in proper direction I hope,

    Pierre

  • A red frame means an error (e.g. missing frame) – perhaps it’s better you contact techsupport – https://revisionfx.com/contact/ – select techsupport and an email will send you how to send us a project with a clip – as it’s a bit abstract without seeing project/movie

    Pierre

  • A red frame means an error (e.g. missing frame) – perhaps it’s better you contact techsupport – https://revisionfx.com/contact/ – select techsupport and an email will send you how to send us a project with a clip – as it’s a bit abstract without seeing project/movie

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    December 29, 2016 at 11:21 pm in reply to: Problems with Twixtor… again. 🙁

    1) In the Preview Panel, check the Frame Rate setting – is it matching your comp settings for FPS? And skip is at 0?
    2) In Twixtor Input:Frame Rate slider. Is it matching your source footage frame rate?

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    December 29, 2016 at 11:21 pm in reply to: Problems with Twixtor… again. 🙁

    1) In the Preview Panel, check the Frame Rate setting – is it matching your comp settings for FPS? And skip is at 0?
    2) In Twixtor Input:Frame Rate slider. Is it matching your source footage frame rate?

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    December 22, 2016 at 11:25 pm in reply to: Problems with Twixtor

    How did you cut the clip?

    Try Precompose the layer, moving all attributes including Twixtor and slide the clip inside the precomp to change the effective in-point

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    December 22, 2016 at 11:25 pm in reply to: Problems with Twixtor

    How did you cut the clip?

    Try Precompose the layer, moving all attributes including Twixtor and slide the clip inside the precomp to change the effective in-point

    Pierre

  • You might have more luck for an answer on cow RE:Vision Effects – revisionfx forum

    Pierre

  • Thanks Bill,

    Will post a note about this at some point on our MV Tutorial page…

    Pierre

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