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Right just finished installing my Creative Suite (such a big box!), and I want to get started as soon as possible. How would you recommend I achieve this:
I have a movie of a plane flying across the sky, I want this to be the conclusion of the movie. Now, I have a picture of a road, with trees etc. How would you suggest I manage to make the shot so we stay with the road for a few seconds, then look upwards to see the plane? Will I have to create a ‘filler’ set of frames, as in ones that slowly move the viewpoint upwards?
I’m guessing this is going to need a lot of Photoshop work, so I’m hoping you guys can help. Hopefully I’m not asking too much!
Oh, I have a Mac, with Final Cut. This will be what the final scene will obviously be assembled in.
One final question. Say I wanted to add a static vapour trail next to the two in the sky at the moment, how would I do this? Would it be possible to make the trail sit above the plane so from below it looks like the plane is flying below it?
I have a movie of a plane flying across the sky, I want this to be the conclusion of the movie. Now, I have a picture of a road, with trees etc. How would you suggest I manage to make the shot so we stay with the road for a few seconds, then look upwards to see the plane? Will I have to create a ‘filler’ set of frames, as in ones that slowly move the viewpoint upwards?
I’m guessing this is going to need a lot of Photoshop work, so I’m hoping you guys can help. Hopefully I’m not asking too much!
Oh, I have a Mac, with Final Cut. This will be what the final scene will obviously be assembled in.
One final question. Say I wanted to add a static vapour trail next to the two in the sky at the moment, how would I do this? Would it be possible to make the trail sit above the plane so from below it looks like the plane is flying below it?
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