Join Richard Harrington for an in-depth discussion in this video Creating a cylinder with pt_Panorama, part of Using Panoramic Photos for Motion Graphics and Visual Effects.
- Let's go ahead and create another design project.…Let's import.…And I'll go up to the Photoshop panorama I made earlier.…And there's my final image from the boat.…Let's click open and bring that in.…Now, that brings in that panorama.…And what we're gonna do here…is quickly turn this into a cylinder.…First off, make a new composition…that matches your delivery size.…Let's go with 1080 at 2997.…
But feel free to choose a frame rate…that matches your delivery standards.…Click okay and adjust the composition setting.…Let's go with a 20 second loop here.…Now, drag that composition in.…In this case, I'll just pull this down, and layer it in.…This is going to give me a very large, over-sized file.…Now the magic comes from a script.…So what you want to do is load a script.…
File, scripts.…And you're gonna run a Script File.…The script that I'm going to use is a script…called pt_Panorama.…Now, you can find this script available…at AE ENHANCERS.…Just do a search for pt_Panorama script.…And it should take you right to the download page.…
Author
Richard Harrington
Released
9/8/2015- Shooting strategies for panoramic photos
- Building panoramic photos with Photoshop and Lightroom
- Creating a looping background
- Using the offset method with a 360Ëš panoramic photo
- Creating a virtual environment
- Creating reflection maps with panoramic photos
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 55s
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1. Shooting Strategies for Panoramic Photos
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2. Building Panoramic Photos with Lightroom
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3. Building Panoramic Photos with Photoshop
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Exploring merging methods3m 13s
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4. Creating a Looping Background
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Animating the cylinder2m 53s
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5. Creating a Virtual Environment
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Adding lights to the scene2m 39s
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Keying in characters8m 23s
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6. Creating Reflection Maps with Panoramic Photos
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Conclusion
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Next steps50s
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