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PhotoShop or After Effects to touch up?
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| Jun 26th 2006 | #173645 Report |
Member since: Jun 26th 2006
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I am working on a feature film and have some stuff to remove fromt the background of some shots (ex - microphones, etc) and I even need to PUT ON some sunglasses on a guy in the background (continuity error). How is this normally done? With PhotoShop (frame by frame), then imported to After Effects?? Is this at least ONE way that it can be done? I am pretty proficient in PhotoShop but I don't know After Effects, don't have the time to learn it, and would like to save some $$ if the tasks can be done with PhotoShop. :confused:
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| Jun 26th 2006 | #173658 Report |
Member since: Feb 24th 2005
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Frame by frame I don't see why it couldn't be done in photoshop... It will be time consuming... but not knowing AE thats prolly the way I would go.
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| Jun 27th 2006 | #173660 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
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I suppose it could be done that way, very painfully.
After Effects, shake, combustion, or any other compositing app would be the way to go, along with something like Silhouette Roto for paining objects out.
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