Lessons: 18Length: 2 hours
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3.1 Creating A Frame
Let's give the image a frame and begin to manipulate it in 3D space so you effectively fly into a 2d image that then breaks into 3D.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction To Camera Flythrough02:18
1.1
Introduction To Camera Flythrough
02:18
2.Essential Camera Moves
2.1Setting Up 3D Layers11:11
2.1
Setting Up 3D Layers
11:11
2.2The Basic Flythrough08:45
2.2
The Basic Flythrough
08:45
2.3Modifying The Camera Path11:18
2.3
Modifying The Camera Path
11:18
2.4Animating The Elements10:32
2.4
Animating The Elements
10:32
2.5Improving Flow and Rotation05:33
2.5
Improving Flow and Rotation
05:33
2.6Simulating Depth Blurring07:34
2.6
Simulating Depth Blurring
07:34
2.7Texturing The Scene07:19
2.7
Texturing The Scene
07:19
2.8Lighting The Scene04:43
2.8
Lighting The Scene
04:43
3.Flying Into The Scene
3.1Creating A Frame04:58
3.1
Creating A Frame
04:58
3.2Fly Into The Scene05:42
3.2
Fly Into The Scene
05:42
3.3Advanced Scene Details07:18
3.3
Advanced Scene Details
07:18
4.Flying Into Moving Footage
4.1Setting Up The Still Frame07:18
4.1
Setting Up The Still Frame
07:18
4.2Camera Drop and Reveal05:28
4.2
Camera Drop and Reveal
05:28
4.3Creating A Sense of Rush06:20
4.3
Creating A Sense of Rush
06:20
5.3D From Photographs
5.1Blending Images into 3D08:59
5.1
Blending Images into 3D
08:59
5.2Multiplying Photo Elements05:59
5.2
Multiplying Photo Elements
05:59
6.Conclusion
6.1Putting it Into Practice00:42
6.1
Putting it Into Practice
00:42
