On 11.09.09, In Episodes, by Brad Zimmerman
This we we jump into After Effects and create a magazine flip animation and show you how to bend objects in 3d. In the stockpile we find great resources from Psyop, Fudgegraphics and and artical on burn out. Plus a free game for youth or kids! All this and more on this weeks CMD TV.
StockPile
Psyop – How To Animate
How to Overcome Burnout Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4
Fudgegraphics acrylic brushes
Inspiration:
- Living magazine
Freebie
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How do you get smooth shadows on both pages and the table?
In the light options you can set shadow color, amount and diffusion. So i messed around with those values until i got a more realistic looking shadow. But you need to mkae sure in your light that you tell it to cast shadows.
nice work !
thank u brad for sharing
Thx… really nice tuts…. :bd
you will have some problems if you decide to move your camera later. For example try to get a look from left side. To fix this- instead of switching from one layer to another when they're at 90degrees – i would suggest to put two layers close together with a few pixels between them. Basically making one- the front of the page – other-back of the page. This way you can move around your camera without a problem – of course as long as bender works (looks) right. I did a similar magazine animation (http://vimeo.com/9266113) using CC Page Turn. But your solution might even be better because Page Turn doesn't support Motion Blur and you either have to fake it with force motion blur (which is slooooow) or live without it.
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Love the AE tutorials! Really helpful. Did you use an equation and a null object for the "floating" the camera does while its over the magazine? (where it floats back and forth instead of a still camera shot)
Yes that is a looping wiggle on the null that is parented to the camera.
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love ae =)
so mutch effects we can create from this
thanks for the tutor
Nice one! Great tutorial.
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If you take out all of the religious BS talk you might have a nice tutorial
Glad you found the tutorial helpful