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Sorry for that
Here is the link :https://ae.tutsplus.com/tutorials/motion-graphics/create-a-mysterious-smokey-logo-reveal/
Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Mr. Kokotic
I know we can not use Blending modes to generate alpha.
But the question is to remove Black bg and this technique works fine in that case.Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Also you can use “Red Giants Knoll – Unmult” plugin which is free to download. It will key out black with just one click.
Here is the link: Its a free pluginhttps://www.redgiantsoftware.com/blog/2010/08/17/knoll-unmult-free/
Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Mr. Lawer
You can use Add, Lighten or Screen to remove the black BG. If its not working, then pre-compose your footage and change blending mode.Also, you can use ” Luma Key ” effect to remove black or white from your footage.
Go to Effects>Keying>Luma KeyingUnder effects panel, twirl down Luma key and choose “key out darker” in “Key type”.
Now increase the Threshold. This will remove the black from footage.
If you will choose “Key out Brighter”, it will key out white.
Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Mr. jackson
GIve a look at this tutorial. In this you will get to know how to make smoke as it is in real world with the particles itself and not with stamp PNG.Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Thanks Mr. Edelen.
It works perfectly fine when I am using a null object and parenting the leaf to it.
Thanks a lot 🙂Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Mr. Wright
Here is a discussion about this kind of effect in video copilot’s blog.https://www.videocopilot.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=53749
You will get to know what techniques they have used by reading the comments.
Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Vishesh Arora
September 8, 2012 at 6:32 pm in reply to: How to move the crosshair/middle point from textMR. Conner
If you have older version of AE, you can try these steps:
1. Turn off your live update(near the search bar in layer panel). This will enable the wireframe of any object that you will try to move.
2. Now press “Apostrophe” or click on “Choose grid and guide option” which is in viewer near magnification ratio and choose Tile/Action Safe.
3. Now move your text layer the the center crosshair using the bisection point of the diagonals.
4. Now Press ” Y ” and move your anchor point to the center point of the frame.Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Vishesh Arora
September 8, 2012 at 6:19 pm in reply to: Is this kind of effect possible to do? Go-through-camera effect?Mr. Lee
Yes this can be done. Here is a tutorial by Andrew Kramer.https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/magic_glass/
In this you will see that as you will reach to the point where the window can’t be track, you have to increase the size of window to show that we are going through the glass.
You can use this concept to show that you are going through the camera.
Hope this will work.Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Mr. Worth
If you have AE CS6, then you can use the in-built 3D camera Tracker for compositing.
Here is the tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiwuCS5BobkAlso, you can use Match-Moving softwares like Boujou, SynthEyes and Composite.
There are many tutorials in youtube for these softwares which will help you to get the desired result.Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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