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I would create a mask on the shirt and ad a Track Points Behavior to it. (Cation, this behavior has mixed results.) I would then add the footage into the mask at about 75 to 50 percent opacity. Add a Motion tracking behavior to the footage so it stays in the same place.
To make life easiest be sure to not let the talent rotate all the way around.
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I’m confused. The last part of the article talks about how you can reinstall just Motion.
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I would try deleting your preferences. Here is a link on how to do it.
https://support.apple.com/kb/HT1885
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Ben,
This tutorial by Andrew should be of help:https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/speed_particles/
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[Ian] I have then exported the animation as a QTime file, and in QTime Pro changed the video specs to:
1280X720 – I think I just did this to shrink the video size to a size that many people use as I read other peoples help documents.You don’t need to do this. In FCP Just export out as a “Quick Time Movie” set to Current Settings and make sure Make sure “Movie Self-Contained” is checked. This well export out a movie exactly how you created it. What I’m trying to say is keep it the way you created it. Let compressor take care of everything else.
I personally like to use compressor to compress my files: Drag into Compressor. Drag any of the default DVD settings onto your movie file. If you look at the summary you will see that the aspect ratio is set to 16:9.
Then import files into DVD studio pro: Import and drag your mpeg files into the Track. Click on Track in the Outline tab. Make sure display mode is set to 16:9 Letterbox. This will make the 16:9 file absorb all of the 16:9 screen. If it is played on a 4:3 TV it will letterbox it so you still maintain the aspect ratio. If you set it to pan-scan & letter box you will be sorry. Some DVD players are set to Pan-Scan by default, meaning your 16:9 video may have the sides cropped off on a 4:3 TV depending on the DVD player.
Best of Luck.
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Happy to help. I hope your project turns out fantastic.
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Select Camera, Hit F4, Change Far Plane value so it’s much higher.
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I would use screen capturing software. Aharon Rabinowitz wrote two articles you should read. Click on this link ( https://magazine.creativecow.net/downloads.php ) and download “04-The Portable Media Issue” of Creative COW magazine. Check out the article by Aharon Rabinowitz called “How To Persevere Detail in Mini-Media Movies.
Also, at the same web page download “01-The Premiere Issue”. Aharon wrote a fantastic article called “Creating Tutorial Podcasts”. This will most likely have every thing you want to know about the subject.
Best of Luck
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If your using AE be sure to check out this tutorial. If your using motion then use the paint tool.
https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/light_streaks_2/
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