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Re: Rotate Camera without affecting Layer Boundaries
by Paul Bertham on Oct 28, 2008 at 10:30:10 pm

Thanks Dave, i had some sleep and i hope you red the entire thread carfully and recognized what i have wrote and where my pitfalls are.

i exactly know how the shots for 2001 were accomplished and i know how the physics of a (living) moving (camera) picture work, but i believe that my mind has turned too much into never ending (promised) digital possibilities, this should be my punishment, because now i know where i stuck.

as much i know about digital manipulation I ALSO KNOW that i can make a rotation of my image without using a 3D layer and a camera.

IF i´d never knew, so, i would never have asked for a solution.

it seems that i reached the digital possibilities of camera manipulation. i hoped there is a solution with expressions and i did not hoped for a miracle...

so, wash your hands and stuck your "film or TV skool - advice" somewhere where it does not hurt so much.

best regards,
Paul








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