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Re: Compositing moving footage into a rotating TV in AE
by Charles Xa on May 8, 2008 at 10:16:34 am

Hi thanks for the response!

I am a bit uncertain about what matte to put on the footage - as the tv is a product shot and has been shot without anything on it (entirely black / turned off) with some lighting reflection on it during the later part of its swivel. Unfortunately re-shooting isnt an option... so Im stuck with what I've got! (if it was on an AV channel that wouldve made things 10x easier - I wouldve keyed my heart out!)

I haven't played with motion tracking a lot - if you could elaborate on how to set it up ? I didnt think the 3 Dimensional swivel of the TV on the footage would work with motion tracking?

thanks for any help u can give!

cheers



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