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Looking on the Apple site it seems to imply that you can only get the crossgrade if you had a previous version of Shake (Which means it aint a crossgrade!) unlike being able to crossgrade from say Motion to FCP Studio.Greggl said:BTW.. If I'm reading correctly, some folks with Final Cut Studio or Logic can get Shake for $49 as a
crossgrade.
crazycatz said:hey, i liked your reel, especially the fieball effect, would you be able to elaborate a bit on how you got that? it looks like you juled the girl then filmed something burning and composited them together?
thanks!
oneinfiniteloop said:I can post a still of the shake node tree with some other stills of the footage if anyone is interested in seeing it.
krestofre said:I'd love to see it!
oneinfiniteloop said:I'll post it here tonight, when I get home.
Greggl said:Hehe.. I'm backing up a shot today.. heres the tree:
68 frames/2K cineons/3 image sequences and a serious ton of roto and
paint work.
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oneinfiniteloop said:Greg, have any tricks/tips to manage that kind of tree? How do you get the color blocks to show up? I've been meaning to read up on these UI things, but I keep getting mired down in learning other parts of the program.
I don't see the images.oneinfiniteloop said:Here is my tree for the burning heart shot. Not quite as elaborate as Greg's but this is one of my first attempts at comping in Shake.
The whole tree...
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The original girl plate, and the painted one
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The original burning heart
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After roto work
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With the mask for the fingers
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With light wrap around the fingers
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And the final comp
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Nik Manning said:I don't see the images.