Wow, I had no idea that motion array had templates like that. It seems that it would be easier if there was a OFX overlay to grab those points on the source monitor to set it up. When you turn the Open FX overlay, is there anything there to adjust? I'll have to take another look at Motion array again. Great video ad for them here. The images you picked were perfect for this. The road one I can see using something like that with a car back window with a green screen or other ideas of motion. I especially think that if blurred it would look pretty authentic of driving slowly down a road. Thanks again Dave.
That's a great idea! (about the back window) and probably less processor intensive too, compared to video footage. And no, unfortunately, there's nothing to adjust with the FX overlay. Actually most of the work is done on the edit page. But that's a great idea. I would make it easier.
As always, great tuts man.
Appreciate it!
Waao.... It's really very good tool for 3D prospective zoom... Look like camera zoom 🎥
Very cool effect, thanks!
great video
Thanks
Wow, I had no idea that motion array had templates like that. It seems that it would be easier if there was a OFX overlay to grab those points on the source monitor to set it up. When you turn the Open FX overlay, is there anything there to adjust? I'll have to take another look at Motion array again.
Great video ad for them here. The images you picked were perfect for this. The road one I can see using something like that with a car back window with a green screen or other ideas of motion. I especially think that if blurred it would look pretty authentic of driving slowly down a road.
Thanks again Dave.
That's a great idea! (about the back window) and probably less processor intensive too, compared to video footage. And no, unfortunately, there's nothing to adjust with the FX overlay. Actually most of the work is done on the edit page. But that's a great idea. I would make it easier.