Justin_Kirch
Runner Up.
i'd just put a mask on the the sky, take it out and put another sky in. it seems you are making it harder than it is.
Stormy look
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Justin_Kirch
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i thought vegas had a masking option on it?
NO CA$H
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Kprince that is the crazist thing I have ever seen. Thats pretty awesome.
Thats pretty much what I'm looking for accept the blue light in the room and the porch light. You made it look dark outside with the clouds thats what I need!
I Think I'm gunna re shoot this since its my house and hopefully it'll be a cloudier day and the tree won't have those wooden things on from the hurricane.
How long do you think it would take to do a 7 second clip like this? My film school is suppose to be doing an after effects class for grads soon.
Thats pretty much what I'm looking for accept the blue light in the room and the porch light. You made it look dark outside with the clouds thats what I need!
I Think I'm gunna re shoot this since its my house and hopefully it'll be a cloudier day and the tree won't have those wooden things on from the hurricane.
How long do you think it would take to do a 7 second clip like this? My film school is suppose to be doing an after effects class for grads soon.
kprince
Well-known member
Quick solution
Quick solution
1.Shoot the house with the CLEANEST BLUE sky the day will afford. The sky will act as your "Blue" screen.
2. Shoot about 3 different CLOUDSCAPES. Big and fluffy. Wispy and thin. Shoot a 5 O'clock Cloudscape as well.
3. Key out your BLUE sky from your MASTERSHOT play with the feathering/sensitivity sliders? Never used Vegas.
4. Place your CLOUDS in the frame play with opacities/blend modes and CC untill you get the "LOOK" that makes you smile.
5. Be patient, a solid finished product will hold it's own, half ass'd work on the other hand.....well.....
Quick solution
1.Shoot the house with the CLEANEST BLUE sky the day will afford. The sky will act as your "Blue" screen.
2. Shoot about 3 different CLOUDSCAPES. Big and fluffy. Wispy and thin. Shoot a 5 O'clock Cloudscape as well.
3. Key out your BLUE sky from your MASTERSHOT play with the feathering/sensitivity sliders? Never used Vegas.
4. Place your CLOUDS in the frame play with opacities/blend modes and CC untill you get the "LOOK" that makes you smile.
5. Be patient, a solid finished product will hold it's own, half ass'd work on the other hand.....well.....
kprince
Well-known member
Send me the full quality clip I'll play with it. Send it to kprince@bigisland2go.com
kprince
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NO CA$H said:
Yes, You can composite them later. Crop/ feather/ CC/ whatever. You'll have alot more flexibility and will make for a really unique cloud fomation.
Personally I'd frame it a bit higher more sky since it's your focal point in the scene
"Storm is coming" if the audience doesn't think that, you've failed in your intention.
pastywhiteboy
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...just for fun.
-pasty
Lawsuit_Boy
Veteran
nice job, pasty. I like that one.
Matt Grunau
Adobe Demigod
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Matt Sconce
Veteran
Storm
Storm
Here is my take. The moving image is in the works and turning out awesome! Let me know if you want to see it when it is done.
Storm
Here is my take. The moving image is in the works and turning out awesome! Let me know if you want to see it when it is done.
Matt Sconce
Veteran
Storm 2
Storm 2
Here is a post with lightning and a one without lightning with just the overcast look. What do you think? I have also removed the boards around the tree.
Storm 2
Here is a post with lightning and a one without lightning with just the overcast look. What do you think? I have also removed the boards around the tree.