Hasta La Motion!

Hi,

I have .tif sequence and i have imported it in nuke, and i want to offset the animation
i.e. i want the animation to start couple of seconds later instead right away (i know in AE i can simply drag the layer or time remap)

i know in nuke i can time offset it but i need to be able to do it graphicly i want to look at the frames something like animation

is that possible?

thanks

Im getting a .shk script from a client that has some camera tracking data imported as a MultiPlane node. Is it possible to export this data from Shake (in, say, a .ma format) to use in another package?
No I dont have access to the original raw data before it was bought into Shake – only the .shk file.

I just saw "The Other Guys" and I’m wondering how they shot these scene:

Is something like this usually done with a motion-control camera?
Did they shoot the actors from several perspectives and then placed them somewhere in the scene with camera-procetion and rough 3d models?

Thank you in advance

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