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Frauke Maierhow to do this effect
by on Jan 6, 2009 at 12:57:51 pm

hello

i am a real beginner, doing a couse at unversity. i tried really hard to find
out how to create this effect:

i have an movie of a waterdrop.
but i dont want to show this movie...
i just want to use the waterdrop on another layer with just one color.

so...the waterdrop shell move the other layer and make the waves, but
i dont want that the ugly original movie is shown.

i need just the moving, which the drop is doing.


is that possible? can anybody help me?
like ma matte or something?


thanks!


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Mark SuszkoRe: how to do this effect
by on Jan 6, 2009 at 2:59:28 pm

What does the rest of the frame around the drop look like? Is it filled with a pattern or just one shade of bright or dark tone? If the latter, try changing the compositing mode from the "Modify" tab at the top of the screen. Drop on upper video track, new background below. Highlight upper track of the drop, select compositing mode, examine results. if you're lucky, this may be all you need. BTW, there are great free clips of water elements in FCP, Motion, and Livetype, go browsing what you already have using the inspector tool, it might work for you.


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