VFX Haiku » clone http://vfxhaiku.com Visual Effects Tutorials for Eyeon Fusion 5 and Fusion 6, Adobe After Effects, Trapcode Plugins and Adobe Photoshop Tue, 13 Dec 2011 20:06:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 Stabilization and Object Removal with Eyeon Fusion 6 http://vfxhaiku.com/2010/09/stabilization-and-object-removal-with-eyeon-fusion-6/ http://vfxhaiku.com/2010/09/stabilization-and-object-removal-with-eyeon-fusion-6/#comments Tue, 07 Sep 2010 16:05:42 +0000 Kert Gartner (VFX Haiku Admin) http://vfxhaiku.com/?p=590 post thumbnail

Stabilization | From Shaky Beginnings | A Tranquility

In this tutorial, we use Eyeon Fusion 6 and take a look at stabilizing a piece of footage. Once the footage is stable, we “paint” out two unwanted objects from the shot using a quick and simple technique. We then complete the shot with some quick colour corrections.

Hope you enjoy it!

If you want to see the same tutorial, but using After Effects CS5, check out this tutorial here:
http://vfxhaiku.com/2010/08/stabilization-and-object-removal-with-after-effects-cs5/

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Stabilization | From Shaky Beginnings | A Tranquility

In this tutorial, we use Adobe After Effects CS5 and take a look at stabilizing a piece of footage. Once the footage is stable, we “paint” out two unwanted objects from the shot using a quick and simple technique. We then complete the shot with some quick colour corrections.

Hope you enjoy it!

If you would like to see the same tutorial, but done in a node based compositing application, check out this tutorial here:
http://vfxhaiku.com/2010/09/stabilization-and-object-removal-with-eyeon-fusion-6/

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Digital Brushes | Ones and Zeros can enhance | Beauty in the lens

A 1.5hour Photoshop editing session compressed into a three minute time-lapse.

Shot with my Panasonic GF1, with 20mm pancake lens. Triggered my remote flash with my Opus trigger.

This photo and many others can be seen in my flickr stream here:

http://flickr.com/kgartner/

If anyone has any comments or questions, i’d love to hear them!

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Learn why you should work in 16-bit and 32-bit modes, Advanced Photo Manipulation, and many other tips and tricks! This tutorial is meant for intermediate to advanced Photoshop users who want to take their knowledge to the next level! There’s lots of discussion in here about topics that aren’t readily covered in Photoshop tutorials, and I think you’ll be surprised by what you learn!

Advanced techniques | Taken to the next level | Your skills will increase!

Here’s a quick overview of a few of the topics that are covered:

Working in 16-bit and 32-bit mode:

  • • Why 8-bit is for suckers! :)
  • • Understanding why you would want to work in 16-bit mode
  • • How to take advantage of 16 bit mode with your DSLR RAW files
  • • Disadvantages of working in 16-bit and 32 bit mode
  • • Understanding the weird world of 
32-bit floating point
  • • Special effects for working in 32-bit mode
  • • Re-creating realistic lighting effects in 32-bit mode

    • Advanced Transfer (blending) Mode 
Tricks and tips

  • • One HUGE tip that will change the way you use transfer (blending) modes!

    • Working Non-destructively in Photoshop

    A preview of this tutorial can be seen here

  • • Understanding why working non-destructively is important
  • • Examples of non-destructive workflows in other applications (Fusion 5)
  • • Using the Clone Tool in a non-destructive manner
  • • Using Adjustments Layers
  • • Using Smart objects and Smart filters

    • Advanced Photo Manipulation

  • • Taking maximum advantage of working with RAW files
  • • Breaking a photo down into different problems to be solved
  • • Using Actions to experiment with different looks
  • • Using Adjustments Layers to modify specific areas
  • • Looking at your photos and finding the best way to enhance them
  • • Replacing a drab sky with something more exciting
  • • Creating areas of interest in your photos to guide the viewer’s eye
  • • Using Colour Curves

    • File Formats Explained!

    A preview of this tutorial can be seen here

  • • An in-depth look at the Photoshop Document Format (.PSD)
  • • Tagged Image File Format (.TIF)
  • • Joint Photographic Experts Group (.JPG)
  • • Portable Network Graphics (.PNG)
  • • OpenEXR (.EXR)
  • • When to use one format over the other, and why some formats are better suited to certain tasks

    • Photoshop Tips and Tricks!

  • • Why using a tablet rocks and how to put it to use in Photoshop
  • • Making better B&W images
  • • Tricks with masks
  • • Interesting uses for Photoshop’s History
  • • Improvements in the Clone tool
  • • Editing Photoshop Actions
  • • Using Quicktime Movies in Photoshop

    • What’s included in the Download?

  • • High quality quicktime movies of every section of the tutorial (1GB download)
  • • Copies of my favourite Photoshop Actions

    • I really hope that you enjoy this tutorial. I had a lot of fun putting it together. If you have any comments or questions about anything, send me an email, and I’ll try and answer it as soon as possible. Thanks!

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    No repetition | To clone is not to copy | Use it gracefully

    In this quick tutorial, we take a look at how to effectively use the clone stamp tool in photoshop.

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