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Cassidy Bisher April 8th, 2006 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Jack Felis
$2,500? Well that's not too bad for the results it gives. You could very well buy Shake for about the same price. Still, if it works, it works, ya know? =)
Yes, I have used shake as well, AWESOME program. But I have used photoshop for 7 years, and when i opened up after effects for the first time 3 years ago, I felt like I was animating in photoshop, very similiar visually, but I won't say that the other options are not excellent solutions, they probably are.

Brian Petersen April 8th, 2006 12:09 PM
Cassidy,

How big was your greenscreen?

I'm going to be doing some greenscreen work, and doing shots similar to yours, it's just hard to figure out how big I want the screen because while I won't be doing very wide shots, I will have to place my talent a good 10 feet from the screen. Just curious what sized you used.

Footage looks great! Good job!

Cassidy Bisher April 10th, 2006 10:26 AM
Thanks. Our blue screen was about 8 feet wide by 5 feet high.

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Originally Posted by Brian Petersen
Cassidy,

How big was your greenscreen?

I'm going to be doing some greenscreen work, and doing shots similar to yours, it's just hard to figure out how big I want the screen because while I won't be doing very wide shots, I will have to place my talent a good 10 feet from the screen. Just curious what sized you used.

Footage looks great! Good job!


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