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Walter
Thanks for the brief on Auto-Keyframe button. I was very helpful.Vishesh Arora
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Steve
For Chroma keying, watch the tutorial by Aharon Rabinowitz on creating Garbage mattes:
https://allbetsareoff.com/tutorials/creating-super-tight-junk-mattes/
Also if you are new to AE, you can start learn all tutorials from page 7(https://allbetsareoff.com/category/tutorials/) as this will help you to understand a lot of things.
Vishesh Arora
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Steve
When the animation Starts, it seems that some Stokes or light streaks have been used here.
You can create them using mask tool on white solid.
Animate there position from left to right and use them as Alpha or Luma matte.
You have to play around with the Opacity of matte and Text.
Also, I think Venetian Blinds Transition is used to revealing the Text.
Vishesh Arora
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John
Following the procedure according to the Documentation file which comes with Primatte may help.
Vishesh Arora
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David
Have a look at this tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jo1FuXRWmc
Instead of a circle you can use our own required shape and also can animate it by using a mask on it.
Vishesh Arora
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For showing the wipe effect you have to use a mask and then animate it.
Here is a tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDEKGM81ghAFor removing reflection, if you have a clean plate of your mirror then you can replace it using the same mask technique again.
If you don’t have a clean plate then you can create one using Stamp Tool.
Tutorial for clone tool:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTkgkZDK_EI
Vishesh Arora
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Wade
Can you upload the image of your work. It will b a lot easier to know what to do exactly.Vishesh Arora
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Vishesh Arora
November 4, 2012 at 8:57 am in reply to: Masking moving objects on stationary backgroundJipi
Here is a link to learn Rotobursh Technique:
https://www.video2brain.com/en/lessons/isolating-a-subject-with-roto-brush
And there are many out there on Youtube.
Rotobrush is good in isolating a subject as Ted has suggested. Just a little bit of tweaking will give you fast and accurate result.
Vishesh Arora
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Vishesh Arora
November 3, 2012 at 8:18 pm in reply to: color problem with the masking tool – explaination insideGeorge
You have to do color correction so that both footage will look similar.
An easy way is to Precompose both footage, align then on viewer side by side. Now lock one composition and work on another by applying Levels, Curves, Hue and Saturation or using some 3rd party plugin like Red giant Colorista or color finesse.
Vishesh Arora
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Ali
I have n’t seen anyone ever doing so. So far I think its not possible.
Vishesh Arora
3D and Motion Graphics Artist
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