Steve Roberts
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The best way to emulate anything is to get hold of the original and study it. In case you can’t do that:
Slides either dropped into place or slid horizontally into place. It was an up/down or left/right motion. Only viewmaster discs rotated into place, so don’t make the slides rotate.
They moved quickly between slides — maybe 1/3 to 1/4 second.
The screen frame went black in-between slides.
Sometimes there was a subtle hotspot in the center of the slide … a sort of gradient brighter in the center.
The corners of the frames were often curved (chamfered?filleted?)
The 35mm slide images were always 24x36mm (3:2 aspect ratio).
Some were “landscape” (wide), some were rotated to “portrait” (tall).
Sometimes there were tiny hairs or fuzz around the frame.Does that help?
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You can track a contrasty point (or four), but not a face as such. The Pro version has a tracker.
You know, since it’s a blur, and you don’t have to be precise, animating it manually could go rather quickly once you get the hang of it.
Steve
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You can’t. Sorry. There were some plugins (brezhnev shu’s?) but they appear to be unavailable. For more info, you can try searching the COW on “tracking” and “masks”.
Yep, other apps handle masks better than AE does. 🙂
Steve
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You can’t. Sorry. There were some plugins (brezhnev shu’s?) but they appear to be unavailable. For more info, you can try searching the COW on “tracking” and “masks”.
Yep, other apps handle masks better than AE does. 🙂
Steve
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… and then set the mode of the layers to alpha add?
It might help.
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Verrry Interresting … 🙂
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Much better than my expression. 🙂
Steve
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Much better than my expression. 🙂
Steve
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I thought I had just described it … 🙂
Steve
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Ah. Yes, there is a limit to the magnification. Can you create a custom 3D view and drag the view’s camera position way out?
Steve