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Which is better Final Cut Pro and Motion, or Adobe After Effects? I am switching to a Mac and was hoping with the first two software types mentioned that I would be able to eliminate the need of After Effects without losing the ability to create videos with really neat effects. Opinions?
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Hey, I am german and I dont speack English well, but I have 1 Question!
I am making a Film with some not complicaded Effects, And In one scene I need a wall of energie , I no its not easy to get but its like an invible wall.
Can I do this with Apple Motion 5?
Thx FOL
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@SprousevilleFilms sure thing man.. the program he is using in this video is the older version of motion :) which means that motion 5 would accomplish something better than the old version
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Where can I get could flames and stuff to use for a video like this ? Please help !!! :)
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Nice tutorial. Could have showed flames coming out from the entire body, but I think I got how to do it.
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can this work on apple motion 5
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please make a tutorial focused on how to achieve the effects displayed in the percy jackson movie!!!
do you have to buy apple motion? or would it already be laying around on my mac?
commanderjet1 5 months ago
You have to purchase it. Fortunately, the new version 'Motion 5.0' is only $50.00 from the App Store.
GDVTutorials 5 months ago
As a work around, you can navigate to the library menu, and grab one of the pyro particles to create your own fire background directly within Apple Motion.
There are many stock footage companies that have various 'fire' backgrounds that you can purchase. Problem is, they are sometimes super expensive.
GDVTutorials 11 months ago
If you added a feather to her figure would it help with pixelation on her outside edges?
pinecone816 1 year ago
Yes - the usual tool to refine/feather key edges in Motion is a Matte Choker or Matte Magic filter (Filters -> Matte -> Choker/Magic).
The pixelation is actually my fault, not Motion's: I grabbed this footage from our library without realizing it was shot/captured HDV. Avoid HDV: among other evils, it does serious chroma subsampling - not hugely noticeable until you go to pull a key. You can fix that on the source footage w/ a Chroma Smooth filter in FCP. Really helps w/ jaggies.
-Alex@GDV
GDVTutorials 1 year ago
@GDVTutorials do you know a movie making program this bad ass on windows pls respond
Tennebrum 10 months ago
@Tennebrum
Hi, yes.... Adobe After Effects can easily accomplish this same effect.
GDVTutorials 10 months ago