David Zapasnik (dazapasnik@snet.net)
Fri, 04 Jun 1999 14:28:43 +0000
I don't know if this suggestion is feasible, but would it be possible to make
sequence whereby the "spinning globe" is in the forefront with the "circling
image" moving in the background, and another sequence with the opposite
relationship (Image in front/ Globe in back), overlay them and fade from one to
th other. It sounds sensible to me, but "the devil is in the details".
HIH,
David Zapasnik
Out Of My Mind!
MedMagic@aol.com wrote:
> As an After Effects/Boris newbie, I'm curious if I can do the following: I've
> got a spinning globe keyed over a moving starfield (luminence). As the globe
> slowly moves from distant to close (motion effect in Premiere 5.1), images
> appear from behind the globe and slowly circle around to float over the front
> of the globe, then out of frame. It's getting the images to come from
> "behind" to "in front" of the globe that I'm lost on. I assume I'll need an
> alpha channel the size of my globe moving on the same path as the globe, but
> I have no clue how to do that. Any takers?
>
> TIA
>
> Bill Ennis
> Media Magic
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