Does AE have to fix the lens for the invisible effect?

1. The first step is to establish a suitable project size according to the actual needs, usually *** or HD size.

2. Drag the material to the timeline.

, turn on the "3D" switch.

3. Create a new original, create a new "Camera" element, and keep the "Camera" parameter as the default value.

4. Add a keyframe to the camera's position properties.

Whenever you change the z-axis properties, you add a keyframe at the start point.

5. Add keyframes where you need to push and pull the shot, and change the z-axis properties again. It feels like the lens is zooming in.

6. Preview the entire push and pull effect to see if it meets the expected effect. If you're not satisfied, adjust it carefully.

After importing ** into AE, drag it into the new composition, select this picture in the composition and press Ctrl+D to copy a layer, let's talk about the principle first: two identical pictures are placed in two layers, the upper layer draws a mask mask on the subject (that is, the object to be highlighted in the first frame), and the lower layer does not need to draw a mask. That is to say, the upper layer is the main object, the lower layer is the background, and the two layers are superimposed together to be the original picture.

Then add a fast blur effect to both layers and make a keyframe animation, the animation of the upper layer is changed from clear to blurred, and the animation of the lower layer is changed from blurred to clear, so that the combination of the two layers is the effect you want.

The following screenshot demonstrates the steps:

1. Import **123 to the Composition Panel of AE.

3. Mask the upper layer of the picture, first click the mouse on the upper layer, then find the seventh marquee tool in the row of toolbars above the software from left to right, click the small triangle next to it to appear a drop-down menu to select the elliptical marquee.

4. Then draw an ellipse on the ** of the composite panel.

5. Go back to the crafting panel below and change the mask feather

There are two simple ones, one is to do the camera in the AE, and then the camera movement, and the other is the simple zoom and displacement, which can also do that effect.

Add keyframes, move position, zoom in. It's the effect of the camera moving.

Select which layer, k keyframe. Scale by s k Displacement by p k. Press R k to rotate.

If you do it in combination with actual scene shooting, the first thing to do is dynamic tracking synthesis, it is difficult to achieve the desired effect with the tracking of AE itself, there is an external software boujou professional tracking, the effect is very good, do this well and then it is the post-production special effects, the special effects can be solved with a few plug-ins.

It's not very easy to track this.

Upstairs said that there is only one layer of copying.,You can do it like this.,It's to choose the middle layer of du.,Press the S key is.。

Adjust the zoom

parameters, press the p key to adjust the number of position parameters, and add keyframes to produce the effect. If there are many layers, you need to turn on the 3D effect of the layers, adjust the position of each layer, and then add a camera, adjust the parameters of the camera, and you will have a better effect.

Adjusting the zoom parameter is like pushing and pulling, and changing the positional parameter is like moving, all of which require keyframes.

Turn on the layer's 3D button, and then keyframe the Z-axis on the position attribute to achieve a push-pull effect. Or you can zoom and keyframe the layer, but the former is better at the output of the picture than the latter.

With tracking, you go to the tutorial on tracking.

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Set up a camera and make a Z-axis zoom animation.