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Please explain the steps you’re taking in greater detail.
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Scott Roberts
December 10, 2008 at 10:26 pm in reply to: Pixels dimensions for logo out of PhotoshopThanks for that Kevin!
It rendered out perfectly . . . so, sometimes it’s just the visual that looks bad when it’s unrendered . . . but now that I know it’ll render out fine so I’ve got confidence.
Seems like a lot of work to simply drop in a still. I’m used to Premiere or After Effects which feels a lot more like quick and easy plug and play . . . just drop it in a go . . . no weird image formatting.
Thanks again,
Scott
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Thanks for the tip on CGM Film LE!
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Thanks for the response Walter. I think I’m good. After dropping the logo into the timeline a green bar appears above indicating “preview”. I guess I was expecting a still to simply drop in at 100% quality without the need to render. Before stretching the logo to it’s required duration, the bar above goes from orange to green and back, etc. And, when scrubbing the logo goes from 100% quality to a slightly lower res preview, then back…. I’m on Unlimited RT also.
I’ll render out and let you know how it looks . . . but I think it’s good.
Again, thanks!
Scott
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Scott Roberts
November 30, 2008 at 7:54 am in reply to: How to get video to look like “A Scanner Darkly”Red Giant makes a product called “ToonIt” that may be what you are looking for:
https://www.redgiantsoftware.com/products/featured/toonit/
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Clone them all by slecting them and hitting control-d to duplicate your layers. Keep those new ones selected and pull up the transform properties to mirror them.
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If it’s Firewire 400 and USB 2.0, use USB 2.0. If it’s Firewire 800, go with that.
Although, it’s best to use internal SATA drives as the previous poster mentioned.
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I would create the cells as strokes in Illustrator, on a layer above the video stills. Mask off each video still with the pen tool. Add a camera that moves over the comic by keyframing it’s movement. Hope that helps!
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Scott Roberts
November 2, 2008 at 8:32 pm in reply to: Try and solve this one! Edge of a layer is missing!Can you pre-comp some of the layers together as you go . . . to eliminate some of the complexity? I’ve run into unexplainable issues in the past, solved by pre-comping, or eliminating effects not meant for 3D layers.
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Quicktime Photo JPEG, Quicktime Animation
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