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jimzy
post #2
08 November 2005, 17:46 UTC#2
man tht was awsome.

it sucks, cos I know exactly how to do it, but I lack the patience and the lack of a fast rendering computer.
THC
post #3
08 November 2005, 18:11 UTC#3
thats awsome.. id like tolearn how to do that... I have a quick comp just dont know how he did that...
jimzy
post #4
08 November 2005, 18:26 UTC#4
QUOTE(THC @ Nov 8 2005, 07:11 PM)
thats awsome.. id like tolearn how to do that... I have a quick comp just dont know how he did that...
[right][snapback]216842[/snapback][/right]


basically, u take the frame of the point where the frame meets your face, and cut out the content of the inside of the white frame, and add that on top of the normal clip, and keep the cut out frame of your face inline with the white frame, (scewing, scailing etc:)
wkh
post #5
08 November 2005, 18:29 UTC#5
QUOTE(jimzy @ Nov 8 2005, 06:26 PM)
QUOTE(THC @ Nov 8 2005, 07:11 PM)
thats awsome.. id like tolearn how to do that... I have a quick comp just dont know how he did that...
[right][snapback]216842[/snapback][/right]


basically, u take the frame of the point where the frame meets your face, and cut out the content of the inside of the white frame, and add that on top of the normal clip, and keep the cut out frame of your face inline with the white frame, (scewing, scailing etc:)
[right][snapback]216867[/snapback][/right]


yup, but done you think that guy did it really well!
vode
post #6
08 November 2005, 18:35 UTC#6
he did it frame by frame? thaaat takes time...
wkh
post #7
08 November 2005, 18:39 UTC#7
QUOTE(vode @ Nov 8 2005, 06:35 PM)
he did it frame by frame? thaaat takes time...
[right][snapback]216878[/snapback][/right]


nar in prem you can jut tell it to move from point a to point b, then just edit a few changes incase the movment isnt smooth!
made
post #8
08 November 2005, 21:23 UTC#8
I love that, wish I knew how it was done.
tom wright
post #9
08 November 2005, 21:42 UTC#9
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jimzy
post #10
08 November 2005, 22:12 UTC#10
QUOTE(wkh @ Nov 8 2005, 07:29 PM)
QUOTE(jimzy @ Nov 8 2005, 06:26 PM)
QUOTE(THC @ Nov 8 2005, 07:11 PM)
thats awsome.. id like tolearn how to do that... I have a quick comp just dont know how he did that...
[right][snapback]216842[/snapback][/right]


basically, u take the frame of the point where the frame meets your face, and cut out the content of the inside of the white frame, and add that on top of the normal clip, and keep the cut out frame of your face inline with the white frame, (scewing, scailing etc:)
[right][snapback]216867[/snapback][/right]


yup, but done you think that guy did it really well!
[right][snapback]216870[/snapback][/right]


hell yeh.

I love the way the shine is added to the pics to make em seem more like photos
BornToDie
post #11
08 November 2005, 22:36 UTC#11
That was amazing. I know the basic way of doing it, but a good detailed tutorial would be ace.

If someone would write one, with added photos and send to me, I'd put it on web site in the tutorials section, would get thousands of hits a day...