Objective: To simulate a motion 2.5/3D look using still images.
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In this experiment, I seperated the elements in Photoshop- Elements 5.0. Enhanced and changed colors. Saved each element as a .png 24 file with Interlace and transparency turned on. Imported each element onto its' own video track inside Sony Vegas' editor for compositing. Keyframed each track with zoom in, zoom out or motion scaling. Some tracks have FX also to make lens flare and blow aparts.

-X9

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good looking....good job :)

(Posted on 2011-03-27 16:39:00 by satriyo wicaksono)
This looks great

(Posted on 2010-03-02 18:47:00 by Cassandra)
I used the "Magic Extractor" tool.

(Posted on 2010-02-25 04:44:00 by X9)
This is extremly good technique and a good storyline. You seem to have the ability to bring complex programming into simple arrangements. Nice Work

(Posted on 2010-02-23 15:49:00 by JC)
Which tool did you use to seperate the images?

(Posted on 2010-02-21 23:15:00 by Henry)
Given my current schedule and trial and error, I completed this over a period of 4 days. Now that I have a better understanding, I estimate that this could be done in 3-4 hours.

(Posted on 2010-02-20 21:22:00 by X9)
Nice work. I've seen this technique used over and over on the History Channel. I'm surprised that you done this on a P.C. How long did it take?

(Posted on 2010-02-19 02:56:00 by Jerome)

Tools:
Windows XP SP3
2 gigs of Ram
2.1 ghz processor

Sony Vegas
Photoshop Elements 5.0

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