In this video tutorial we create a seamlessly tiling background image out of a normal photograph.
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In this video tutorial we create a seamlessly tiling background image out of a normal photograph.
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In this video tutorial we will snap an object to the face normal of another object. This makes aligning different objects perfectly quite easy!
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Focusing can be challenging when using depth of field in AE. This tutorial shows you how you can focus between different layers easily and accurately.
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This video tutorial shows you how you can open a closed bezier path in After Effects:
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This tutorial shows you how to make text follow a bezier path in After Effects:
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The merge paths functionality allows you to form more complex shapes by combining different shapes together. It can be a bit tricky to get just right though. This tutorial walks you trough the process of combining shapes with merge paths.
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Begin by creating a shape layer. Add another shape into the same shape layer and drag it below the first shape in the timeline. Click on the part that says contents to select it. Open the small add menu and select merge paths. Change the mode to suit your situation. We want to subtract the triangle from the circle in this case.
The two shapes are now united into one shape, which you can verify by giving it a stroke.
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This video tutorial shows you the basics of DaVinci Resolve. We create our first project and add some video footage to the library and from there to the media pool in order to start color correcting it.
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Sometimes you want to find out what parts of your image belong to the shadows, midtones or highlights. It’s not obvious how to view that in Premiere CS6 but it’s possible to do. Here’s a quick tutorial:
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