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Re: 24 hours timelapse in a changing atmosphere...
David Hiten 2007-Mar-29 10:26:00
Hi Yuv,
I am a new member.
Just an idea :-
-create a ref frame and adjust opacity - put this on top. Personally I would
use the statue to align and keep the layers underneath as close to this
centre. I might use the head as the centre.
-don't be afraid to crop the frame to adjust and give you some options with
alignment
-this could help to keep the picture more level
Of course you're sacrificing frame size but I guess this is high rez anyway.
Please excuse me if this is not possible in your workflow - i was just an
idea from a composite background.
I was really inspired to see this and it got me thinking alot about the
options and issues. Very impressive.
:-)
David
On 3/29/07, Alessandro Ugazio <#removed#> wrote:
>
> > feedback welcome. especially if it helps me to be more
> > effective than just manually shifting 72 layers in
> > photoshop :-)
> >
> > Yuv
>
> Hi Yuv, very beautiful your "Madonna della neve" ! :)
>
> I think I'd use After Effects (or maybe some stop motion software) to
> generate a sequence,
> rotate and adjust single frames, and output them in a render sequence.
> The advantage is the looping realtime preview feature...
>
> ciao
> Alessandro
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