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OOH! and you can use Shake and the optical flow stuff to retime shots: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhfgVcyTH1M a search on youtube for shake gives tons of valuable tutorials as well (which are much easier for me to learn from than books sadly). |
And just found this from emeeks on youtube (his other vlogs are a bit over the top, but his instructional stuff is great!)
YouTube - Apple Shake Tutorial: Advanced Smooth Cam |
Thanks for the links Cole! Didn't know you could do that in AE... still learning every day =)
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We all happen across neat random things online... sharing makes the community better :)
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Cole excellent makes me realize Shake 4.1 is going to be worth every penny for my type of shooting. Thank You
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All good, someday, someone will ask a question about this same thing and you'll be able to give links and advice on the subject too. Knowledge wants to be free! It's easier to spread than warm creamy peanut butter :)
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I agree Cole and always happy to help people on DVinfo.net when i can give the right information as you have with me.
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Well I have been playing with Shake for two days and it is very powerful. Thank god for Lynda.com.
Having a problem playing the smoothed out clip in FC. Work flow: I export the clip from FC to shake. Then I set the global parameters. Add a smooth node and analyze at smooth, in, and keep all the rest the same to test. Then in the Fileout node, which came in with the clip from FC, I render out. It pops up on a track over the old clip. But when I go to play it brings up the window “Warning – Dropped Frames”. I have this at time when my RAID is just starting in the morning but never after that. All the options are tried. And my machine is Mac Pro 8 – 3.0 processors, 16 GB ram so not sure what is happening. Tricks? Looks great for 1 sec but then will not run further with out clicking OK then another sec. |
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