richie howard
Member
this is how you ramp slow-mo with after effects
first, right click that box and select new composition.
next, select these settings.
alright so we got a new comp now we need is a clip so right click it agian and choose your clip by importing file.
so once you get your clip drag it to the time line below.
next click layer at the top, go down to enable time remaping and click that.
alright so theres a little box that shows up on the left side click were you want it to begin and end, little diamonds will show up under the clip lenght.
next when your happy with were you put your on and off marks then click that little triangle thing.
alright now there two little circle that show up after you click that triangle, you click those two circles and they go down like so.
so when you done with clicking the circles, now awrows will appear you pull them apart until you get what you want, you dont want to pull them to far but just till there equal.
so when you get the lenght you want its time to put those circles closer to each other, as you can see when you pul them closer they make a ramp, this is what you want.
so when you done with that,preview it by clicking the "0" button on your keyboard, if you want to cut some parts off you can use what you see in the pic above anything that is shaded will not render when you render it, its kindof like cutting it.
phewwww you made it this far were almost done, alright go to window>render queue, click that.
a window should appear like this, darg your comp(not the clip) over to the window like so.
use these settings for "current settings".
use theses settings for "Lossless".
next click the output to (the file name you desire).
and last but not least click render then your done
finnal clip
http://sevenfiveseven.org/richie/front_blunt.mov
hope this helps anyone :cheesy:
first, right click that box and select new composition.
next, select these settings.
alright so we got a new comp now we need is a clip so right click it agian and choose your clip by importing file.
so once you get your clip drag it to the time line below.
next click layer at the top, go down to enable time remaping and click that.
alright so theres a little box that shows up on the left side click were you want it to begin and end, little diamonds will show up under the clip lenght.
next when your happy with were you put your on and off marks then click that little triangle thing.
alright now there two little circle that show up after you click that triangle, you click those two circles and they go down like so.
so when you done with clicking the circles, now awrows will appear you pull them apart until you get what you want, you dont want to pull them to far but just till there equal.
so when you get the lenght you want its time to put those circles closer to each other, as you can see when you pul them closer they make a ramp, this is what you want.
so when you done with that,preview it by clicking the "0" button on your keyboard, if you want to cut some parts off you can use what you see in the pic above anything that is shaded will not render when you render it, its kindof like cutting it.
phewwww you made it this far were almost done, alright go to window>render queue, click that.
a window should appear like this, darg your comp(not the clip) over to the window like so.
use these settings for "current settings".
use theses settings for "Lossless".
next click the output to (the file name you desire).
and last but not least click render then your done
finnal clip
http://sevenfiveseven.org/richie/front_blunt.mov
hope this helps anyone :cheesy:
