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I’m not sure I understand. Are you asking how to do what they did at 1:38 or how to do what they did but then when the move stops pulling back, have the camera continue to pull back put the image is no longer layered and is like one complete photo?
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I would build a camera rig. Basically, you attach multiple null layers to the camera. You then animate the camera by adding keyframes to the null layer and not the camera. Because of this you can have unlimited nulls and animate each null separately. For example, Null 1 you could animate the position from A to B. Then in Null 2 you can animate the position from B to C. But the keyframes would start before Null 1 stops. Be sure to ease the keyframes in and out and it works like a champ. Here is a tutorial that kind of shows what I’m talking about:
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The easiest way would be to create your 2.5d animation and then have it come to a stop. PreComp the project and then place it in a 2D comp. Use the scale to zoom in a little and add a keyframe around where the movement stops and then add another keyframe at the end with the scale at 100%. If you need to scale a lot keep in mind your 3D comp with the 2.5d animation can be a bigger composition size then 2d comp so you don’t lose quality. Hope this made some sense. Best of luck.
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In general, would you say the cores will give you more speed over RAM? If RAM only getting used when I do a RAM preview?
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Occasionally sites like Pond5 and iStock photo e-mail out lists to contributors the terms that are the most searched. At the bottom of https://www.pond5.com/ they have a list of some of their most searched keywords.
As for me, I purchase a fair amount of stock footage and the footage I purchase the most is business footage with actors and lifestyle footage with actors. Great business footage is hard to come by since I’m looking for actors to be dressed a certain way.
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The link to the video isn’t attached. But based on the description, After Effects can do it.
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That’s crazy unless the audio is really loud. Can you just drop the volume level and re-submit?
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Are you talking about the 1st part of the video where the images are flying away from the camera?
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Robin,
Ask as many questions as you like. Most stock sites will let you pick a subject and then rank it in best seller order. Then you know what footage like yours is selling the best and for what price. I found if your footage looks better. You can ask for more and you will get it. If you fell your shot isn’t more unique and better then I would lower the price a little.
When I personally look for stock footage to purchase for my project I don’t look at the price. I only look at what image is the best. The only times I don’t get the image is when it is an outrageous price like $300. In that case, I’ll go with the clip I thought was the second best for $75.
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