Stephen Smith
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I would check out these tutorials on building a camera rig. That will help you get from one set of photos to the next smoothly:
Part 1: https://library.creativecow.net/devis_andrew/Animating-a-Camera-1/1
Part 2: https://library.creativecow.net/devis_andrew/Animating-a-Camera-2/1
Part 3: https://library.creativecow.net/devis_andrew/Animating-a-Camera-3/1
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Not quite the same thing but could be helpful:
https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/water_drops/
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[Gareth]
BTW, have you left Motion behind now, Stephen? Shame if so, I learned a lot from your tutorials.Thanks for the kind words about my tutorials. Since FCPX I switched over to Adobe Premiere Pro. Since PPro round trips (Dynamic Links) with After Effects and I never stopped using After Effects it was only natural for me to only use PPro and AE except for our old projects that we are updating that where done in FCP and Motion. Most color correction filters round trip from PPro to AE which is really cool.
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Unfortunately Color correction filters do not round trip from FCP 7 to Motion. This was one of the biggest things that bugged me about round tripping with these programs. You are correct that you’ll have to export out a new Quicktime movie, it is called “Baking”.
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For the fogwriter go to the Library tab, LiveFonts, Pro Series: Fogwriter. It isn’t exactly what you want but it is quick and easy.
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Any way you can post a link to the clip you are talking about?
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This is what I do. Premiere is much better for editing your project and trying out different takes and adjusting the overall pacing of the video. For example, I cut this spot in premiere and then imported (dynamic link) the edited footage into AE and then did my rotoscoping, graphics, etc. to make the completed spot:
Watching the side by side of the spot will give you an idea what I’m talking about. Everything on the left side was put together in Premiere. Everything on the right side was then sent to AE and DaVinci Resolve to create the completed look.
Hope this helps and best of luck.
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Take a look at this thread: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/170/861629#861632
Or you can play with the Fogwriter live font by placing it in front of your text to reveal it which would be much easier.
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[Michael]
It sounds like the best thing to do would be to import your Premiere project into AE. That way your edit is maintained, but you have access to all of the original footage and cuts.That is what I do. Premiere is much better for editing your project and trying out different takes and adjusting the overall pacing of the video. For example, I cut this spot in premiere and then imported (dynamic link) the edited footage into AE and then did my rotoscoping, graphics, etc. to make the completed spot:
Watching the side by side of the spot will give you an idea what I’m talking about. Everything on the left side was put together in Premiere. Everything on the right side was then sent to AE and DaVinci Resolve to create the completed look.
Hope this helps and best of luck.
Stephen Smith
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