thanks in advance, Bruce
In the first instance, he uses an image mask in Final Cut Pro to colour correct the image and applies a pitch shift to change the voice.
In the second instance he uses a blur filter and an 8-point garbage matte to blur out the characters voice. He then shows you how to use the ‘paste attributes’ setting in Final Cut Pro to apply an audio effect created on a previous clip to this new clip.
Finally, he uses After Effects to motion track a number of black bars across the distinguishing features of his witness under protection.
Thanks again.I keep growing!
Purab
This is a cool tip for anyone wanting to make background elements for their music videos etc.
I have been seeing some people using more than one monitor, i was wondering well… WHY? lol
Thanks i appreciate it!
and Donald Strubler’s reel
I am trying to recreate this for some shots I have, yet I can only get one example to work. I took the 101 and 201 course of syntheyes on fxphd, so I know how to track a shot and generate a point cloud.
What I don’t understand is how to generate the 3D Geometry and make it fit so perfectly on the shot.
There is a software called ImageModeler:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jK_8XNhgJb8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdA0m_sou-g
It does the task really well, but that will only work if you have lots of photos from different angles of the shot. I only have the shots and the frames from the camera move, with one being a nodal pan without any paralax. The buildings I want to generate geometry of are moving out of frame.
Also how do you generate a perfect match with only one photo? There is a match option in ImageModeler but that didn’t work for my shot at all. Eyeballing it in a 3D application can’t be the only way to do it, it takes just too much time.
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