Vignette. Yes or no?

Vignette?

  • Yes

    Votes: 6 100.0%

  • No

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    6
  • Poll closed .
As for the vignette I like it but i'll agree with everyone else and say that it'd help to make it a little less strong.
 
APunkGaming said:
I use it for motion tracking objects into intros of montages and stuff. Like when they have text on the floor or a logo. I also render out the 3D text in it.
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Gotcha well that's cool! I use it for modeling and incorporating with live action sketches. I'm still relatively new to the software but it is a great program. It's nice to see another person on here using C4D.
 
GlitchNine said:
Gotcha well that's cool! I use it for modeling and incorporating with live action sketches. I'm still relatively new to the software but it is a great program. It's nice to see another person on here using C4D.
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I am personally not a fan haha. I've recently learned better motion tracking in After Effects so now it's mostly just text
 
APunkGaming said:
I am personally not a fan haha. I've recently learned better motion tracking in After Effects so now it's mostly just text
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lol well yeah, look into getting boujou or something of the sort. It's a third party motion tracking software that is incorporated with AE. It's very powerful and is a lot easier as well.
 
APunkGaming said:
I've tried boujou, but the Adobe software in AE is a tad better
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What makes you say that? Boujou allows you to do free camera move through scenes. Up until CS6 you could only do pans and tilts. CS6 just now incorporated 3d camera moves and yeah it's good but boujou is faster and more powerful if you set it up right xD
 
GlitchNine said:
What makes you say that? Boujou allows you to do free camera move through scenes. Up until CS6 you could only do pans and tilts. CS6 just now incorporated 3d camera moves and yeah it's good but boujou is faster and more powerful if you set it up right xD
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I prefer the one in after effects because I can see how it will interact with color corrections and other effects, something boujou is missing
 
APunkGaming said:
I prefer the one in after effects because I can see how it will interact with color corrections and other effects, something boujou is missing
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well in Boujou all you are doing is gathering the information and applying it to your comp in after effects as null objects. After your null objects are in place with the corresponding information it will correlate with the color correction and everything else xD
 
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