Author
Lee Lanier
Released
4/19/2013Learn how to track the footage with the Adobe After Effects 3D Camera Tracker, replace areas such as the sky, rotoscope moving elements such as buildings and cars, and integrate a digital matte painting so it gains appropriate shifts in perspective and scale. You'll also apply color-grading techniques and learn how to fabricate reflections. The course also covers an alternative motion-tracking workflow with the Foundry CameraTracker plugin.
- Using the After Effects 3D Camera Tracker
- Applying tracking data to 3D layers
- Constructing and refining motion graphics
- Keying out the sky
- Rotoscoping to remove and save features
- Using the Foundry CameraTracker plugin
- Creating reflections
- Color grading
Skill Level Intermediate
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- Hi, I'm Lee Lanier and welcome to VFX Techniques : Building Replacement with After Effects. In this course we'll look at how to replace a building in a section of video. I'll start by showing you how to track the footage by using the After Effects Camera Tracker. Then I'll show you how to separate and adjust various elements in the scene such as foreground objects and the sky. We'll see how to apply color grain effects to a digital map painting. Also we'll apply the Foundry Camera Tracker Plug In as an alternate method of 3D tracking.
Now let's get started with Building Replacement with After Effects.
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Introduction
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Welcome38s
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1. Getting Started
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2. Using the Track Camera Feature
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Tracking a new sky4m 57s
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3. Layering a Scene
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Removing an old sky7m 29s
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Adding a core rotoscope4m 17s
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Refining keyed edges7m 42s
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Transform tracking a matte10m 43s
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4. Using the CameraTracker Plugin
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Refining tracked artwork8m 30s
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Faking reflections9m 7s
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5. Color Grading and Fine-Tuning
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Color grading for sunset6m 37s
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Color grading matte edges4m 53s
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Conclusion
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Next steps34s
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