A great help, very straightforward and clear. Excellent tutorial thanks!
(And a side note, in comparing this to the prominent AE tutorial on this same subject, I appreciate your not taking the first minute to go into an elaborate joke about tying a video camera to a weather balloon and giving me something painful to try to scrub through.)
Okay...just one problem tho--I'm done w/ all the layer editing so I'm looking at Earth from space. Now how do I select that first image to put an anchor point now that I'm all the way zoomed out in space?
start watching the video from 4:25. I assume your question is you are so far from earth in your video, you cannot see exactly where to put your anchor point? IF so, just put it where you think it should go, then move the play head and as it zooms in, maybe you can adjust the anchor point?? Not sure if that helps you, but good luck.
hello sir,thanq for giving this tutorial.this is helpful for the composit artists.but i have 1doubt.which softare ur used.after effects or motion academic.plz tell me
It's easy, but quality is what you give up for the ease of use. Google earth won't allow you to add camera shake, clouds, or colorcorrect the different layers. Plus it's tricky with out the Pro version of Google earth. requiring fraps or some other screen cap software.
Why not open google earth, zoom into the required point to cache the images in your RAM, and then record the selection of your screen? you can import the movie into Motion and add clouds to the movie.
I'm not an editor from Barcelona but I like your style and I like that you are humble. There are so many maverick know it all guys out there ...
I used to do this in a 3D app every time I needed the effect but now I'm convinced I could cut 3d render times by hours if I were to use your technique with a match frame at the end of my 3d animation.
Now I just need to go buy some 15km or less satellite images ..
Use Google Maps--satellite images. "print screen" or save the map image, then zoom closer, and repeat. If using a Mac, "command+shift+4" and drag your mouse to highlight the screen area you want to "picture." It then saves the image to your desktop....
I learned two things from your video. An easy technique for what I had thought to be a painstaking process, and the fact that Barcelonians repeat themselves quite a bit.
your tutorial is very good, i just migrate from pc to imac and i go the final cut pro hd and its ver good.....sure do learned from your video..keep it up! check my video too!
I just picked up Motion 3 a couple of weeks ago, and found this tutorial to be very helpful. There just aren't a lot of Motion tutorials available. Keep up the good work.
GREAT tutorial!Thanks!
Motion is more intuitive and easy than After Effects. Although, AF has more effects.
Just one detail; you can use Masks with Feather for each layer to match better the shape of the terrain at different scales.
jdiezvideo 6 days ago
motion is so smart yo...
Abhijit2389 11 months ago
A great help, very straightforward and clear. Excellent tutorial thanks!
(And a side note, in comparing this to the prominent AE tutorial on this same subject, I appreciate your not taking the first minute to go into an elaborate joke about tying a video camera to a weather balloon and giving me something painful to try to scrub through.)
jigen08 1 year ago
By the power of Greyskull, this was a good video!
barrettcat 1 year ago
m very new to Motion 3. so far i am not facing any complications. your tuts is very good. thanks
TsumValley 1 year ago
Like the Heavy said in Team Fortress 2, ¡YOU DID WELL!
ElInventor 2 years ago
Okay...just one problem tho--I'm done w/ all the layer editing so I'm looking at Earth from space. Now how do I select that first image to put an anchor point now that I'm all the way zoomed out in space?
joejumps4fun 2 years ago
start watching the video from 4:25. I assume your question is you are so far from earth in your video, you cannot see exactly where to put your anchor point? IF so, just put it where you think it should go, then move the play head and as it zooms in, maybe you can adjust the anchor point?? Not sure if that helps you, but good luck.
sboyd100973 2 years ago
Thanks...I'll give it a try. I'm still learning Motion but I'm a whiz at FCP.
joejumps4fun 2 years ago
i'll ty it
apodo360 2 years ago
Absolute Genius mate, thanks! I've learned a-lot :)
TerraformerOfLight 2 years ago
Really helpful. Thanks for posting!
sdarrenwonder 2 years ago
hello sir,thanq for giving this tutorial.this is helpful for the composit artists.but i have 1doubt.which softare ur used.after effects or motion academic.plz tell me
rayudu1239 2 years ago
motion
sboyd100973 2 years ago
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your voice sucks men... stop talking!!!
ist horrible!!
ask to your mom to make the tuto please!!
ULISILLODF 2 years ago
some1 can pm me and link me to the after affecs tut :D
QuiZiGaming 2 years ago
I think with google earth is more easy to do that.....
edelucila 2 years ago 2
It's easy, but quality is what you give up for the ease of use. Google earth won't allow you to add camera shake, clouds, or colorcorrect the different layers. Plus it's tricky with out the Pro version of Google earth. requiring fraps or some other screen cap software.
hyrcan 2 years ago
dude your a genius!
VibeAustralia 3 years ago 5
Why not open google earth, zoom into the required point to cache the images in your RAM, and then record the selection of your screen? you can import the movie into Motion and add clouds to the movie.
thecackhandedgimp 3 years ago
That was pretty good. I use After Effects at work and I have Motion 3 at home. And hey that was really good. Great JOB
alexv24 3 years ago
u sound like cleavland from family guy haha
KRoNiCZzx 3 years ago 8
ROFL
PowerLevelers 3 years ago
ROFLMFAO!
Esvione 3 years ago
was watching with no sound, had to listen after reading this, ha ha! Heeeyy Peeeeeterrrrr!
dee200872 2 years ago
@KRoNiCZzx i thought i was the only one who noticed...
visionprods1 1 month ago
Wow! I thought that was a really good tutorial. Good job. Looks great.
bytethis123 3 years ago
I'm not an editor from Barcelona but I like your style and I like that you are humble. There are so many maverick know it all guys out there ...
I used to do this in a 3D app every time I needed the effect but now I'm convinced I could cut 3d render times by hours if I were to use your technique with a match frame at the end of my 3d animation.
Now I just need to go buy some 15km or less satellite images ..
Thanks!
threnodyfilm 3 years ago
Use Google Maps--satellite images. "print screen" or save the map image, then zoom closer, and repeat. If using a Mac, "command+shift+4" and drag your mouse to highlight the screen area you want to "picture." It then saves the image to your desktop....
sboyd100973 3 years ago
no offence but this is not how you do it
czerwoneguitary1990 3 years ago
no offense but you can't spell
sweetgreggo 3 years ago
I learned two things from your video. An easy technique for what I had thought to be a painstaking process, and the fact that Barcelonians repeat themselves quite a bit.
Thanks!
voodooscuba 3 years ago
your tutorial is very good, i just migrate from pc to imac and i go the final cut pro hd and its ver good.....sure do learned from your video..keep it up! check my video too!
edduay 3 years ago
I'm also a editor from Barcelona and your tutorial is very interesting for introduce me in the motion world.Thanks a lo
Joan
ptm2020 3 years ago
I'm a editor from Barcelona and your tutorial is very interesting for introduce me in the motion world.Thanks a lo
Joan
fontyou 3 years ago
Are you editor from Bercelona?
thebest1et 3 years ago
Are you editor from Barcelona?
thebest1et 3 years ago
I'm a editor from Barcelona and your tutorial is very interesting for introduce me in the motion world.Thanks a lo
Joan
fontyou 3 years ago
Are you editor from Barcelona?
thebest1et 3 years ago
I'm a editor from Barcelona and your tutorial is very interesting for introduce me in the motion world.Thanks a lo
Joan
fontyou 3 years ago
Are you editor from Barcelona?
thebest1et 3 years ago
I'm a editor from Barcelona and your tutorial is very interesting for introduce me in the motion world.Thanks a lo
Joan
fontyou 3 years ago
Thanks!
reinpro 3 years ago
Nice example! As an editor..liked it!
owutang 3 years ago
Great job!
k0koro 4 years ago
Nice work..thanks for sharing...
Cowboooy 4 years ago
where and how do you get the photos?
demoncheeseball101 4 years ago
google maps
sboyd100973 4 years ago
appreciate the tutorial...also looking for new ways to edit...and you did that for me. thanks.
ShootatWill 4 years ago
great tutorial!
ghsusaxa75 4 years ago
Great tutorial thanks!
pimenta1960 4 years ago
I just picked up Motion 3 a couple of weeks ago, and found this tutorial to be very helpful. There just aren't a lot of Motion tutorials available. Keep up the good work.
digitalreasoning 4 years ago
Yeah, i couldn't find a tutorial on how to do the earth zoom with Motion so I taught myself and decided to share. Not great, but I had fun.
sboyd100973 4 years ago