The Ultimate Countdown for Apple Motion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- No, it's not the end of Motion, at least not just yet! It's a fun, fresh graphical countdown tutorial that I think you're going to like. There's a very useful bit of technical trickery as we set up a Null object to create the key animation component.
(Generators. replicators, filters, animation, keyframes, null, compositing) - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Also to say, after watching, I do not know how many of your videos (>50) when I saw your Superglow plugin, I knew it would be excellent given the quality of all the work you do here on YT. I downloaded the trial and watched the tutorial... I must say your superglow plug in is very impressive. So I bought it for an editing project as I have to backlight silicone buttons etc in motion and wow, the ways you can tweak and adjust it for pretty much any situation. I got a look I am very happy with. I highly recommend it!
Thank you. I am so pleased you are finding it useful - I was very happy with the way it turned out and how much it offers but I can't take much of the credit which rightfully goes to the brilliant Rob Mackintosh at Hawaiki.
This is really very good. The null object approach. I really like the look of those lines at the end. Thanks again. I dont know if you were going for a bit of BBC news 24 but the music pulsing sure felt it.
Thank you. Yes, I was rather shamelessly riffing on the BBC News idea!
I am in awe! Another remarkable tutorial. Many thanks Simon.
Thank you!!
blast off!
Great video :)
Hi Simon, thanks for the great work you doing. this CountDwon Makes my computer sweat (iMac retina 2019 ) Do you have any idea how can I help to my computer (with out replacing)?
I'm afraid I'm not any sort of expert on how to improve Mac performance. I wish I could help but I'm definitely not the person you want to be asking.
Simon, you have increased the quality (if possible) and frequency of your Motion tutorials. I greatly appreciate your efforts. Following on from inspiration you gave me with one you did a few years ago (a grungy alleyway), I am now building an art gallery in Motion. It's great fun. Many thanks.
Thank you very much. I'm delighted to have been able to inspire your efforts.
the null ! yes yes. Thx 4 the vid.
Outstanding!
I don’t know if you would get a lot of backlash from Motion5 developers. Being a photographer. I have used my images for motion 5 multimedia presentations. I founded out a few things making my images too high res & jittery. Then my images would look soft & not that sharp. I founded the Motion5 used clones of an image wall. So it wouldn’t hav this effect of soft images, etc. If you could produce a tutorial on how to make a clone of an image wall to eliminate these issues?
Is it a video wall for stills (since you say you are a photographer) or a video wall for moving video?
This is all cool, but I think it's much easier to use the "face camera" option in the replicator itself, instead of this circle and the null object as reference for motion. Then you can simply rotate the replicator itself around the Y axis and get the same effect.
I wanted a chance to discuss the null object option, which is something that many users (especially those used to After Effects) are keen to know about. There is usually a more or less reasonable reason why I make the choices that I make.
Cool countdown effect.
Merci Simon !
why when i set rotation of the circle -90 i get as resoult a white line in the middle of the screen
Yes, that is perfectly fine. It doesn't matter. The circle is not meant to be seen and you will switch off its visibility.
LOL! can't please anyone else so please yourself with the frame rate. YES! Naming the font - appreciated. Dummy object and linking to it... very practical....
You set the fixed resolution to 1080 x 1080 and not the fullscreen for the membrane group. May I ask the logic behind that? Was that simply to fit the layer to the number better? Or was it also for render and playback? And /or? If it is too tedious to respond no worries. Great video.Thank you!
Thanks! Both your answers to the question are correct. It was arguably not necessary but it was a precaution against breaking anything later and it always pays to limit the number of pixels you are playing with at any one time. I consider the latter point to be good practice generally - and when you are working with vast compositing projects with huge file sizes it becomes exceedingly important. So I think it's a good mindset to get into.
@@SimonUbsdell , thanks for your reply, and the sage advice!
Tres bon.
I love this...your channel is 2455100 lower (sub wise) than it should be. TH-cam, wake TF up.
Haha, thank you!
@@SimonUbsdell Simon, no, thank you man. Thank you for sticking with this, even when it doesn't make sense that youtube isn't showing off your work more often. Your passion is what drives this, which is more than I can say for a lot of other things I've seen on this platform.
I really appreciate your commitment.
Amazing techniques you keep showing us! Thank you SO much!
Спасибо за работу!