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how was this done?
by Doron Altaratz on Aug 25, 2008 at 6:42:40 pm

Hi guys
I stumbled upon this video:
http://eng.render.co.il/global.php?categoryId=14&productId=57
I was wondering what technic did they use to create the outline "white' part?
Was this AE or purely 3D render?
Are there technics/effects I can use on an existing video to get the same "white outline" effects?
Thanks
D~


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