Building Fire

[andyman957]

Today I made a quick test of a building fire. I just took a pic of a building, animated it to make it look hand-held, and made the fire and smoke and all that jazz.

NOTE: all of the fire and smoke and other particles are made completely with the built-in AE plug-ins.

Its really short but it is a test.

 

[MasterP]

Great stuff!
Ummm... any chance we can check it out??
A link might be good....

 

[triplej96]

Yes great stuff lol. I'm curious to see it for sure. In this test I set the building on fire and used smoke in AE too. Although I used particular.

Here is the test I did yesterday.

http://www.joshjohnsonfilms.com/Batman Animation.html

 

[andyman957]

WOW. WOW. wow... Im stupid, I knew I was missin something. Haha here ya go.
http://exposureroom.com/members/mcmurryltd.aspx/assets/0aaf9d740c67466ab4d463d14393213a/

 

[andyman957]

Oh, and that was really cool triplej96! great stuff there.

 

[triplej96]

Oh, and that was really cool triplej96! great stuff there.

Thanks Andyman. Yours looks good to especially for no plugins though I think the fire looks a little to glowing and overexposed.

here was my original photographed before i camera mapped it.

 

[andyman957]

I agree, I think the problem was that I put a little glow around the window so that made it look like to much.

 

[JonB]

I might even suggest toning the shake on the camera down a bit, it seems a bit to jerky. I understand your trying to go for the hand held look, but when a person holds a camera they tend to make smooth shakes rather than jerky ones. Unless they're in an earth quake that is...