I'm not sure if you'll actually see this comment but I'm kind of stuck at the very first step. The track solids do not really stay around the place they have to, after a few frames they start to float off, am I supposed to put set keys? If so, after I parent all the solids to the ground, all the solids float around again, again maybe a bad idea to rely on this for a final project as a newbie. But I genuinely wanted to learn.
Dumb question here, but how do i get rid of the colorful solids while attaining the data it holds? (I'm trying to hide an element behind it for a few frames.)
I've got that problem too! Trauling the comments to see if anyone has the solution. Everyone saying how great normalizing is, but it seems to totally wreck all my planes. Urgh...
If the groundplane solid you align at the beginning doesn't have uniform scale, parenting the other solids and camera could have adverse effects. That seems to be a common issue.
Watch his other tuts too. Even if you know it all and have some years of experience, he still kills it. Of course we would never disrespect Andrew, the legend.
I was reading your comment multiple times. I didn't got it, since I started to watch this vid many times. Now I watching the video and I'm at 9 minutes. I got your comment...........
That normalising trick! Incredibly clever. Why have I never been taught that. Going to play with all this right now. Hashi I always love your tutorials. Put more on your channel you dingo. and Hats off to Red Giant and the Trapcode guys as always.
100% agree, I know Andrew Kramer did a similar thing but I really lie the addition of the orienting to the scene and the reference solid, makes a whole heap of sense. Fantastic.
@@ElRogish I just played around with it until I got it....took about 3 hours to do it by memory and understand....keep following along with this video and do it until you can do it without the video then you'll have an aha moment.
Gosh, being a newbie on RG products for AE, I can say you guys saved my bacon a couple of times already for some projects I've been assigned, in just a month! And this tutorial is a proof that I'm surrounded by some of the most skilled professionals on the market. I will watch it several times, over and over, in order to learn all gems you guys are sharing. I suspect this is only possible because of RG ecosystem and support. Congratulations!
Appreciate the kind words! This and the upcoming Pt 2 tackle a bunch of universal things that are hopefully helpful for whatever project you're working on. Red Giant is amazing - they've invited me to do these for them, and everyone I've met is delightful. They are truly so creative and supportive.
That was the most incredible tutorial I have ever seen, so fun, exicting and informative! Left not a single question unanswered, other than if these animations in a certain new Hollywood flick were actually done by you!
GESTUDIOS - they were. I’m uncredited, but animated the flower swirl transition for Mary Poppins, and created the template for the watercolor-style shading and lighting for the 2D characters for Ken Duncan Studios. Their team knocked it out of the park.
@@theActionMovieKid That is truly amazing, your on the top of your game and its amazing to learn from you! I will include a small underwater scene in my short film, this tutorial truly inspired me, keep up the great work!
Too hard, I just started using After effects and by this tutorial I got very very confused, I could not follow along because I'm new at this and is very hard!
This is actually so inspiring. Lots of things to learn that are useful for so many more things than this particular (no pun intended) effect! Also, the instrumental version of Chandelier is an absolute banger.
i have mir3 and some options at 31:25 are missing. the mirror effect dosent show like this and the water surface is more fractale as water like in this tutorial. cann you make a new tutorial only how to make this amazing water surface, the world need it to go next step man u are amazing teacher,, i hope u can get this thru. thakns a lot sir !
It is straight out awesome that we have these masters that are dishing us out these free tutorials. I know it has its own dynamics and pros for the creators but still, it just always blows my mind how I can have access to all this information. Thank you Giant, and everyone else out there providing us with these awesome tutorials!
Oh man did I love this. TONS of great tips here, even for seasoned pros. Great work Hoshi, keep it up man! Out of interest, would you mind detailing what system and setup you have? Cheers!
Great, thanks man! Keep up the good work, this really is a top quality tutorial, from concept, through planning, to simulation and execution. Brilliant stuff!
Very impressive! Thanks for such a great tutorial. However, you're missing a key element from real-world UW Photography: Sharpness, color and luminosity all fade proportionally to depth and distance (also depending on visibility conditions). For more realistic results you should consider that the further away something is from the camera, the less definition you get, no exceptions. That and "backscatter", which are suspended particles in the water.
Hashi, This is an AWESOME tut! However, the water reflection trick (w/ the dancer) doesn't seem to work with Mir3. I brought in a movie for the reflection but 1.// Mir looked at it like it was a STILL image (things were definitely moving in the clip!) and 2.// CC Tiler had no impact whatsoever:\ Obviously, Mir's been changed since this tutorial and I thought, maybe there's a new, built-in attribute that mimics what CC Tiler did. I couldn't find it. I also tried pre-comping the reflection clip but that had no impact. Anyway, I'm going to 'Plan B' (whatever that may be). Thanks nonetheless, for an amazing tutorial!
dang! the trees are bothering me. Its ok guys simple fix first im going to quicklycopyadjustmentlayer3dshapecopysubtractmattethewindowandeasilybluroutthewindowaftertheyweresubtractedawayfromtheoriginalcompsothatthelookkeepstoanaquallooklemmeputsomequickkeyframesintheremattethat out but you already know how to do that. so let me speed it up
That moment that this is the first video you see, and think to yourself... Damn, this guy could have been the one running the ActionMovieKid channel Then I saw the outro...
I'm amazed... I don't know how long it takes to master AE but as it is shown - it's worth time and money - thank you for thais tutorial - it helps a lot
34:52 It's called Cavitation and it's totally a thing, look it up, it's actually pretty interesting! you should add it to your list of "elements". Any way awesome tutorial Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!!!
This tutorial was mindblowingly awesome. I don't have AE at the moment (using a mix of FCP, KdenLive, Motion, and Blender), but regardless this gave me a lot of the tools and techniques I need for create and tweak underwater scenes... thanks again so much! (And I'm starting to appreciate why so many are using CC now)
After 10 Minutes of watching i realized...okay that´s way to hard for a beginner.....but can´t stop watching it till the end. The most nerdy thing i´ve ever seen...THUMBS UP
That scene normalization.. I'm new to Element/Trapcode (3d stuff in general) and hadn't heard of this before. What do I search to learn more about this technique?!?! I feel like I understand what you did, but a slower video would be a huge help. Maybe a great idea for a future video!
Thanks - I used the term "Normalize" kinda uniquely here, and I think I'm the only one who calls it that in this instance. Usually 'normalizing' refers to automatically scaling a 3D object to be a size relative to the other objects in the scene, or the world space - and I felt like that's KINDA what I'm doing here. I know I go a little bit fast in these videos because I'm covering a lot of ground, but hopefully you have enough to make it work for you!
Shiiiiiiiit. Good shit, not bad shit; kinda like daaaaaamn! This is Master Class level. Subscribed. My favorite part was "...and a few minutes later, we have this cool underwater effect." **SPOILER** For normal people-it's going to be more than a couple of minutes later.
Watches 46 videos: leaves with a 1000 questions Watch this video for 46 minutes: leave with a 1000 answers Well at least for the next 46 secs 🤣🤣 great vid!!
Every time I get to the pick whip part and ancher everything to the floor like you say to do in the video my layers dissapeer and I don't hold shift when pick whip
I have two questions: 1. How does that ballerina reflect in real time when playing the video? Because it does not work for me, although I have the version Mir 3.0.1. 2. How do I change the CC Titler settings and display real-time changes on reflection? I have AE 2019 and Mira 3.0.1. Is that a bug?
Did you know that the exact location you used for the tutorial (the one with the abandoned staircase) was featured in Sense8, Season 2, Episode 7, about 49 minutes in? I was so fascinated to see this exact location appearing in the series after having seen your tutorial first. Just a neat little detail that makes this tutorial even more enjoyable :)
Yep - They knew I was good at Particular, and it seemed to be the best approach for the shots I worked on. Earlier than that, I developed an After Effects-based lighting and texturing Rig for their 2D characters, so in scenes like the "Cover is not the Book' song, they could have different colored lights and rims that looked drawn/painted. Really, Jason Stovall and the whole team at Ken Duncan Studios knocked it out of the park for the fantasy sequences.
so at 7:57 you scale the Floor... but how does THAT make the BlackSolid2 bigger or smaller. I tried doing it, but just the Floor got bigger or smaller. What am I missing? Kinda confused here...
Hey guys, what's the minimum requirement of hardware capacity to pull these types of works off? i'm aiming for gaming type laptop and my budget is 1500$ tops. Please share your thoughts, thanks.
Such tutorials are more fun to watch than the actual movie itself:-) Man there are tons of AE tricks which I never ever knew existed and you guys are some freaking wizards who have mastered all such techniques in VFX. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge...Respect!
Cannot WAIT to try that 3D normalization trick...moving about a scene with a scale of 270000 is just the worst. That sir, is what i call a cheap trick. you sir, are what i call a red giant. This sir, is what i call the end of my comment.
what's your computer, of which this computer you taken this video, specs?? I die due to the frozening of my computer when I work with all patterns and solid as you do :((
You know how I know Adobe sucks and doesn't care? None of this is built in even though Red Giant has been pimping their programs for years. Having to pay thousands extra for 3rd party software to get good results is a shame as far as they go as a company. This is cool but no point in watching when I can't afford all the plugins to do this.
This is the only video I can find that talks about 3D normalization....does anyone know where I can get more info, or is this pretty much all there is to it? @ 6:23
Dnag AE is so cool, but so much more info and data to learn compared to photoshop. Ive been using Photoshop for about 20 years now and always wanted to learn AE. But its really hard to keep al that info when i do this just for fun. I need to do this more often so i remember the info :)
Non of this shit makes sense to me but shoutout to you for killin it bro
Hahahaha
@@theActionMovieKid i understand everything. There are a lot of steps, but simple awesome. Thank you, i try this.
Lol straight up honest
This was a great way to sell your products! Well done, the aggregated value of this video is INSANE!
fantastic
Went over my head about twelve minutes in. Great video though. Learning about how much I don't know! Liked.
Amazing stuff!
Damn cool and useful tutorial! Big thanks))
This was so good I'm subscribing.
"Cheap Tricks" in a sense that the end results look cheap? You hit that mark.
I'm not sure if you'll actually see this comment but I'm kind of stuck at the very first step. The track solids do not really stay around the place they have to, after a few frames they start to float off, am I supposed to put set keys? If so, after I parent all the solids to the ground, all the solids float around again, again maybe a bad idea to rely on this for a final project as a newbie. But I genuinely wanted to learn.
Dumb question here, but how do i get rid of the colorful solids while attaining the data it holds? (I'm trying to hide an element behind it for a few frames.)
when I normolised my scene, everyting started to not follow the camera prompely, the floor too. I don't underatand
I've got that problem too! Trauling the comments to see if anyone has the solution. Everyone saying how great normalizing is, but it seems to totally wreck all my planes. Urgh...
If the groundplane solid you align at the beginning doesn't have uniform scale, parenting the other solids and camera could have adverse effects. That seems to be a common issue.
Action Movie Kid yeah I fixes it
what the system requirements for this type of effects? how many cores, ram and gpu?
You just need to meet the system requirements for After Effects which can be found on Adobe's site.
I think its one of the best tutorial i have seen for Ae. Awesome job 😎
Watch his other tuts too. Even if you know it all and have some years of experience, he still kills it.
Of course we would never disrespect Andrew, the legend.
Agreed MrEiht
I can barely track on AE, what am I doing here/
Amazing tutorial btw.
Same haha
It's like doing a six months advance ae crash course in just 46 mins.
strongly agree man!
Darn yes... My brain exploded from that info 😃
I was reading your comment multiple times. I didn't got it, since I started to watch this vid many times.
Now I watching the video and I'm at 9 minutes. I got your comment...........
Your name gives me anxiety.
Mirror effect ( as a reflection mirror ) won't work in the latest Red giant Mir3 can anyone help how to make it like the Tutorial?
same question. Can't find the same option to make a reflection...
I’ve been a little underwater recently, but it’s great to be back in 2019. Octonauts, at ease!
Thanks for this Hashi. As always, I picked up some excellent handy tips!
Its always exciting to see a new tutorial up from you!
Awesome tutorial Hashi, and it's kinda weird seeing you use AE CC since you said you prefer to use what you have been using for years
Zamir A. Hernandez - still keep my copy of CS5.5 on my system for when I’m feeling nostalgic.
does anyone know if the video uses the after effects with the latest update with mocha ? or the earlier version of AE 2018?
That normalising trick! Incredibly clever. Why have I never been taught that. Going to play with all this right now. Hashi I always love your tutorials. Put more on your channel you dingo. and Hats off to Red Giant and the Trapcode guys as always.
Robbie Goodman - thanks, Robbie!
100% agree, I know Andrew Kramer did a similar thing but I really lie the addition of the orienting to the scene and the reference solid, makes a whole heap of sense. Fantastic.
The best thing i just learned is 3d Scene normalization!
Exactly! What a hidden gem of a technique.
i still dont get it....
@@ElRogish I just played around with it until I got it....took about 3 hours to do it by memory and understand....keep following along with this video and do it until you can do it without the video then you'll have an aha moment.
Gosh, being a newbie on RG products for AE, I can say you guys saved my bacon a couple of times already for some projects I've been assigned, in just a month! And this tutorial is a proof that I'm surrounded by some of the most skilled professionals on the market. I will watch it several times, over and over, in order to learn all gems you guys are sharing. I suspect this is only possible because of RG ecosystem and support. Congratulations!
Appreciate the kind words! This and the upcoming Pt 2 tackle a bunch of universal things that are hopefully helpful for whatever project you're working on. Red Giant is amazing - they've invited me to do these for them, and everyone I've met is delightful. They are truly so creative and supportive.
That was the most incredible tutorial I have ever seen, so fun, exicting and informative! Left not a single question unanswered, other than if these animations in a certain new Hollywood flick were actually done by you!
GESTUDIOS - they were. I’m uncredited, but animated the flower swirl transition for Mary Poppins, and created the template for the watercolor-style shading and lighting for the 2D characters for Ken Duncan Studios. Their team knocked it out of the park.
@@theActionMovieKid That is truly amazing, your on the top of your game and its amazing to learn from you! I will include a small underwater scene in my short film, this tutorial truly inspired me, keep up the great work!
This tutorial makes me want to dive into after effects!
I sea what you did there.
my eyes...
Sounds fishy..
Lmao I typed that exactly when he said "Now I'm gonna do something really fishy"
Have fun buying all the expensive cool plugin xD nah it is really fun though even without
28:00 talking about a chandelier, playing a chandelier in the background. uu
I Just laughed during the entire part kkkkkkk
Too hard, I just started using After effects and by this tutorial I got very very confused, I could not follow along because I'm new at this and is very hard!
James Wan wants to know your location
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yeahhhh. boiiiiiia
the stairs is the same place as the location from a series call Sense8 S02E07. I know I’ve seen it somehwere.
This is actually so inspiring. Lots of things to learn that are useful for so many more things than this particular (no pun intended) effect!
Also, the instrumental version of Chandelier is an absolute banger.
Freddie TF2 - thanks!
Me: "clicking anywhere"
Him: "I guess you have to watch the whole thing "Skipper"
...
i have mir3 and some options at 31:25 are missing. the mirror effect dosent show like this and the water surface is more fractale as water like in this tutorial. cann you make a new tutorial only how to make this amazing water surface, the world need it to go next step man u are amazing teacher,, i hope u can get this thru. thakns a lot sir !
Anyone else notice Sia's "Chandelier" in the background while he was working on the chandelier scene...? XD
I was just gonna comment this 😂😂
39:31 I'm afraid.. How'd he know?
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Introduction
2:08 Defining the Underwater Look
3:24 Footage/Filming Suggestions
5:00 Quick Overview
5:28 Clip 1 - Underwater Staircase
6:20 Pro-Tip #1 - Normalizing your 3D Workspace
8:48 Color Correction and Trapcode Shine
10:38 Trapcode Form - Floating Bits
12:00 Caustics (Light Ripples)
13:10 Universe Heatwave for Distortion
13:50 Trapcode Particular - Fish!
20:10 Clip 2 - Ballroom with Chandelier
21:51 Particular Motion Paths
24:27 Pro-Tip #2 - Rove-Across-Time Keyframes
30:13 Clip 3 - Underwater Ballerina
30:30 Trapcode Mir - Reflective Water Surface
34:25 Particular - Motion-Driven Particles
39:25 UNDERWATER TEMPLATE Description
Not me, it's from the description.. And i just made it more visible and helpful to some viewers
The Settings Are Different in Mir 3 Can you Explain it ???
It is straight out awesome that we have these masters that are dishing us out these free tutorials. I know it has its own dynamics and pros for the creators but still, it just always blows my mind how I can have access to all this information.
Thank you Giant, and everyone else out there providing us with these awesome tutorials!
Dude - the difference matte for an emitter is an amazing trick!
Gracias youtube, pero... wtf
Oh man did I love this. TONS of great tips here, even for seasoned pros. Great work Hoshi, keep it up man! Out of interest, would you mind detailing what system and setup you have? Cheers!
Bearimo - I work on a PC:
Intel Xeon Processor E5-2697 v4, 128GB RAM
NVIDIA Quadro P5000 16GB
Great, thanks man! Keep up the good work, this really is a top quality tutorial, from concept, through planning, to simulation and execution. Brilliant stuff!
Just one word: Master...
Very impressive! Thanks for such a great tutorial.
However, you're missing a key element from real-world UW Photography: Sharpness, color and luminosity all fade proportionally to depth and distance (also depending on visibility conditions).
For more realistic results you should consider that the further away something is from the camera, the less definition you get, no exceptions. That and "backscatter", which are suspended particles in the water.
I have learned more in the 10 minutes I've been watching than the past year and 100+ tutorial videos. Thank you!
Same here bro
Hashi, This is an AWESOME tut! However, the water reflection trick (w/ the dancer) doesn't seem to work with Mir3. I brought in a movie for the reflection but 1.// Mir looked at it like it was a STILL image (things were definitely moving in the clip!) and 2.// CC Tiler had no impact whatsoever:\ Obviously, Mir's been changed since this tutorial and I thought, maybe there's a new, built-in attribute that mimics what CC Tiler did. I couldn't find it. I also tried pre-comping the reflection clip but that had no impact. Anyway, I'm going to 'Plan B' (whatever that may be). Thanks nonetheless, for an amazing tutorial!
Literally skipped to the ballerina with bubbles reflecting from the ceiling. Man you sure told me.
so much info... i get lost and wanna give up real quick lol love your content bro. keep it up bc i am learning from you bro.
This looks great and the video is funny and entertaining thank you!
Chandelier its the song of the background... LOL
dang! the trees are bothering me. Its ok guys simple fix first im going to quicklycopyadjustmentlayer3dshapecopysubtractmattethewindowandeasilybluroutthewindowaftertheyweresubtractedawayfromtheoriginalcompsothatthelookkeepstoanaquallooklemmeputsomequickkeyframesintheremattethat out
but you already know how to do that. so let me speed it up
That moment that this is the first video you see, and think to yourself... Damn, this guy could have been the one running the ActionMovieKid channel
Then I saw the outro...
22:49 wouldn't it be better if you just rotoscoped that thing?
I can't find "Image based lighting" in my version of MIR in AE 2020? no options for it did they move it or call it something else?
2nd this
@@ryanhovland6203 did you guys ever find a solution for this?
Same problem plus it doesn’t move too
what the hell, where did they get this option? Still no solution?
1 year later, same problem here
I'm amazed... I don't know how long it takes to master AE but as it is shown - it's worth time and money - thank you for thais tutorial - it helps a lot
Glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
34:52 It's called Cavitation and it's totally a thing, look it up, it's actually pretty interesting! you should add it to your list of "elements". Any way awesome tutorial Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!!!
This tutorial was mindblowingly awesome.
I don't have AE at the moment (using a mix of FCP, KdenLive, Motion, and Blender), but regardless this gave me a lot of the tools and techniques I need for create and tweak underwater scenes... thanks again so much!
(And I'm starting to appreciate why so many are using CC now)
I don't know why, when I do the normalization thing all my planes just get messed up, and is impossible to set them right afterwards
same with me
WHOAH! This tutorial makes me want to study this @____@ OMG. THUMBS UP MAN!
After 10 Minutes of watching i realized...okay that´s way to hard for a beginner.....but can´t stop watching it till the end. The most nerdy thing i´ve ever seen...THUMBS UP
That scene normalization.. I'm new to Element/Trapcode (3d stuff in general) and hadn't heard of this before.
What do I search to learn more about this technique?!?!
I feel like I understand what you did, but a slower video would be a huge help.
Maybe a great idea for a future video!
Thanks - I used the term "Normalize" kinda uniquely here, and I think I'm the only one who calls it that in this instance. Usually 'normalizing' refers to automatically scaling a 3D object to be a size relative to the other objects in the scene, or the world space - and I felt like that's KINDA what I'm doing here. I know I go a little bit fast in these videos because I'm covering a lot of ground, but hopefully you have enough to make it work for you!
Scene Normalization FTW! Brilliant!
Shiiiiiiiit. Good shit, not bad shit; kinda like daaaaaamn! This is Master Class level. Subscribed. My favorite part was "...and a few minutes later, we have this cool underwater effect." **SPOILER** For normal people-it's going to be more than a couple of minutes later.
How to export This partiçle for cinema 4d r20.. ı export but not work
Props to you man, not only is the tutorial awesome, you had sooo many helpful tips.
Any way to do all this without $1,000s of dollars worth of plug ins? I'm on a budget here
That’s awesome omg
Not really "Cheap" though is it? $999 for the Trapcode suite ;)
Watches 46 videos: leaves with a 1000 questions
Watch this video for 46 minutes: leave with a 1000 answers
Well at least for the next 46 secs 🤣🤣 great vid!!
Every time I get to the pick whip part and ancher everything to the floor like you say to do in the video my layers dissapeer and I don't hold shift when pick whip
I have two questions:
1. How does that ballerina reflect in real time when playing the video? Because it does not work for me, although I have the version
Mir 3.0.1.
2. How do I change the CC Titler settings and display real-time changes on reflection?
I have AE 2019 and Mira 3.0.1. Is that a bug?
Did you know that the exact location you used for the tutorial (the one with the abandoned staircase) was featured in Sense8, Season 2, Episode 7, about 49 minutes in? I was so fascinated to see this exact location appearing in the series after having seen your tutorial first. Just a neat little detail that makes this tutorial even more enjoyable :)
No $hit man, just checked that!
That's sick
A tutorial that contains 1000 tutorials. so many creative ideas. THANK YOU!
Just watched the whole thing with my wooden computer. Feelsbadman
Are you telling me you've worked on the new MP movie?
Yep - They knew I was good at Particular, and it seemed to be the best approach for the shots I worked on. Earlier than that, I developed an After Effects-based lighting and texturing Rig for their 2D characters, so in scenes like the "Cover is not the Book' song, they could have different colored lights and rims that looked drawn/painted. Really, Jason Stovall and the whole team at Ken Duncan Studios knocked it out of the park for the fantasy sequences.
Warning: DO NOT WATCH THIS VIDEO - YOUR HEAD WILL EXPLODE!!!!
I love how you used a instrumental version of Chandelier for the chandelier example! 😂
1. These Tutorials are the best thing.
2. These tutorials make me feel inadequate.
3. Please keep making these!
LEMAS - HARIZ FAYAHET (Official Video) - TH-cam
Nice.. Auto subs
@20:05 maaaan end result is so different than the original!! so convincing
How much RAM and Space i need in my computer for do all this scene???
so at 7:57 you scale the Floor... but how does THAT make the BlackSolid2 bigger or smaller. I tried doing it, but just the Floor got bigger or smaller. What am I missing? Kinda confused here...
i wish i could like this video 15 times. this was so amazing! thank you!
Hey guys, what's the minimum requirement of hardware capacity to pull these types of works off? i'm aiming for gaming type laptop and my budget is 1500$ tops. Please share your thoughts, thanks.
I started AE two weeks ago, did some intros tutorial only and this looks so intimidating.
Oh. My. God. Shut up. This is a fcking life changer. Damn, if only I found this earlier I would take my project in a whole different direction.
Such tutorials are more fun to watch than the actual movie itself:-) Man there are tons of AE tricks which I never ever knew existed and you guys are some freaking wizards who have mastered all such techniques in VFX. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge...Respect!
Before Watching this Video "I know AE" After Watching This video "Only 5% of What AE can do" :CRY:
Cannot WAIT to try that 3D normalization trick...moving about a scene with a scale of 270000 is just the worst. That sir, is what i call a cheap trick. you sir, are what i call a red giant. This sir, is what i call the end of my comment.
I hear La Mer by Debussy in the background in the last third of the video. You have great taste in music.
Nice catch. :)
Not only the tutorial is amazing, but the voice and speech is clear as a blue summer sky! So easy and pleasant to follow. Great job.
thanks for this video. magic bullet suport 360 videos 6000x3000 pix.
what's your computer, of which this computer you taken this video, specs?? I die due to the frozening of my computer when I work with all patterns and solid as you do :((
wow, nice! Thank you
You know how I know Adobe sucks and doesn't care? None of this is built in even though Red Giant has been pimping their programs for years. Having to pay thousands extra for 3rd party software to get good results is a shame as far as they go as a company. This is cool but no point in watching when I can't afford all the plugins to do this.
This is the only video I can find that talks about 3D normalization....does anyone know where I can get more info, or is this pretty much all there is to it? @ 6:23
Me : Wow let's try that
My laptop : Don't ever ever ever try fucking things like that
Me : Ok
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Dnag AE is so cool, but so much more info and data to learn compared to photoshop. Ive been using Photoshop for about 20 years now and always wanted to learn AE. But its really hard to keep al that info when i do this just for fun. I need to do this more often so i remember the info :)
It is a pity there is nowhere anywhere in the video, which shows BEFORE and AFTER the lesson. As a result, we learn at random.
I can't find the these options in the Mir3 new UI , Good job red giant.Please give a note or use your head before you update your UI.
This Hashi guy is good
38:47 "I created this with my other monitor with my right hand with a second mouse" LOL
can't get OBJ file to work in AE :/
I googled it and it says OBJ files don't work in AE?