In this quick tutorial you’ll learn how to take video and turn into something straight out of a fairytale. You’ll learn how to set up a down-and-dirty 3D track, add volumetric light and dust to a live action shot, and then finish it with some simulated camera lens blur.
Fairytale Lighting in After Effects
Another awesome tutorial, Thank you again!!
another demonstration of excellence…
great, quick tip and sparks lots of creative ideas
thanks for sharing
Hi Harry,
as always some very nice tips to learn from. Often the simple stuff turns out to be very precious
(Grid layer & Blur map)!
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge!
LK
btw. the Footage is awesome
This tut would have been way more effective with sample files.
Personally, I consider it a generic concept: creating a generic track from left/right footage to allow for camera motion that will provide for movement in Particular and Shine. The specific footage doesn’t matter. So, I don’t consider this a tutorial to mimic verbatim. If that’s what you want to do, then I think the point is a bit lost.
However, if you want the exact footage that I used, you can get it right here:
http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=12812119
OMG!! Soooo nice effects!! I LOVE graymachine
hey,what a exciting tutorials,
Looks great. Thank you for the excellent tutorial.
You my friend are simply amazing. I watched the crowd tutorial on red giants tv and I was just blown away with the application you showed. Its people like you sir that make my world go around! THANKYOU A BUNCH for your insights and discyplined way of explaining things.
Wow. Thanks. I am humbled!
well the tutorial was nice but i wish i can download it.
This is Red Giant’s policy, not mine. I try to enable the download option for anything that I do outside of Red Giant.
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