Warping!

This was an awesome tutorial. The day to night would have been nice but this was above and beyond.
 
Jesus Christ, that just blew my mind... thanks for posting man.

If anyone does this, post some stills/video. I'll probably be working on something with warping in the next couple weeks, but I'd love to see some others.
 
Andrew I just have one question about that tutorial, if that shot starts off locked down then you don't need to apply the stabilize motion right?
 
no u dont.......and if there isnt a lot of movement, u dont have to copy and paste those properties... yu can just add a motiion tile, turn on mirror and extend the hight and width
 
Well yeah, you don't need to track if the shot is perfectly stable. But if the shot is perfectly stable you can just add the liquify to the footage and be done in 5 seconds too. To add to the realism and the feel of a complex composite the tracking makes the shot look more real in the candid camera sense.

Also even someone trying to be very still is difficult and will ruin the effect if the warping runs through face even with the slightest movement.
 
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