dude, I asked somebody how to make a 3d robot look realistic when composit in after fx. He advised me to use lightwrap. So I googled it and found you. This my friend is truly a piece of art tutorial thanx man.
Guys you don't need an expensive plugin, it's not perfect but I used happyaftereffecting's custom preset. It has some problems (using only local pixels) but it looks good enough for most minor work.
using maltaannon's light wrap I created this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11GBPwkdbTg
A quick and dirty lightwrap technique is to simply use Layer Styles - Inner Glow, set the blend mode to Soft Light and select the most prevalent BG colour with the eyedropper. It ain't perfect, but it's heaps faster and takes a LOT less time and effort.
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dude, I asked somebody how to make a 3d robot look realistic when composit in after fx. He advised me to use lightwrap. So I googled it and found you. This my friend is truly a piece of art tutorial thanx man.
ReplyDeleteGuys you don't need an expensive plugin, it's not perfect but I used happyaftereffecting's custom preset. It has some problems (using only local pixels) but it looks good enough for most minor work.
ReplyDeleteusing maltaannon's light wrap I created this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11GBPwkdbTg
Free light wrap preset HERE: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12914008/GS%20Lightwrap.ffx
and a tutorial for better color correction for green screening here:http://www.behance.net/gallery/Empty-Room-(light-wrap-techniques)/924827
A quick and dirty lightwrap technique is to simply use Layer Styles - Inner Glow, set the blend mode to Soft Light and select the most prevalent BG colour with the eyedropper.
ReplyDeleteIt ain't perfect, but it's heaps faster and takes a LOT less time and effort.
That would be a good quick tip video!
ReplyDeletethank u sir its really helps me
ReplyDeletethanks once again