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 | Re:Flex Morph on null background
by Kate Shearer on Jul 28, 2011 at 3:26:39 am |
Hi there,
I am using the Re:vision Effects Re:Flex Morph to create short seamless video loops. I'm working with footage of an actor who has been filmed on a green screen then keyed using ultra key in premiere pro. I start the loop with a still frame, morph to the short video clip, then morph back to the still frame. This works perfectly and achieves a smooth morph, provided I use a colour solid as a background layer.
However, as soon as I turn off the solid background, the footage 'grows' by a few pixels around it's edge at the first morphed frame, and remains like this for the morphing phase. After the final morphed frame the footage shrinks back down to normal size for the rest of the loop. As the grow/shrink occurs over a single frame, there is an obvious jolt at these frames when played back.
I need to deliver the video loops on a null background, so any help with how to get around this problem would be much appreciated.
I am using Re:Flex 4.04 and After Effects CS5
Cheers,
Kate
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