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Mattrunks Using Wiggle to Create Random Movement in Adobe After Effects Editors sometime cringe at the word expressions, but have no fear. When you understand them they really aren’t scary and can end up saying you a lot of time. If you’ve ever seen animations where light is flickering or a camera shakes, it’s likely you’ve seen the wiggle expression in action. Wiggle is one of the most popular After Effects expressions, as it is easy to use and visually interesting. Instead of creating a bunch of keyframes to make a layer randomly move, we can do this with a couple of numbers. The Wiggle Expression in After Effects For this example I created the word ‘wiggle’ from text. Option (Mac) or Alt (PC) click on the stopwatch to create the expression. Type wiggle(2,50). If you want to modify the wiggle simply change the numbers. Wiggling One Dimension What if you want to wiggle just the x or y position? I went to motion-graphics-exchange.com (an online resource for After Effects expressions), and searched for “wiggle one dimension”. Controlling the Wiggle Expression

maltaannon.com | Free Adobe After Effects and Production Studio Video Tutorials youtube - Advanced encoding settings Below are recommended upload encoding settings for your videos on YouTube. Container: MP4 No Edit Lists (or the video might not get processed correctly) moov atom at the front of the file (Fast Start) Audio codec: AAC-LC Channels: Stereo or Stereo + 5.1 Sample rate 96khz or 48khz Video codec: H.264 Progressive scan (no interlacing) High Profile 2 consecutive B frames Closed GOP. Frame rate Content should be encoded and uploaded in the same frame rate it was recorded. Common frame rates include: 24, 25, 30, 48, 50, 60 frames per second (other frame rates are also acceptable). Interlaced content should be deinterlaced before uploading. Bitrate The bitrates below are recommendations for uploads. Recommended video bitrates for SDR uploads To view new 4K uploads in 4K, use a browser or device that supports VP9. Recommended video bitrates for HDR uploads Recommended audio bitrates for uploads Resolution and aspect ratio The standard aspect ratio for YouTube on a computer is 16:9.

vj labor Elektra, Montreal 2013 (Yatra Arts) from Joel Dittrich on Vimeo. Live audio/visual performance at Elektra festival, Montreal, Canada, 03 may 2013. Curated by Yatra Arts. White Noise/Black Noise is an audio/visual project where I´m experimenting with intermodal aesthetics, creating audio and visuals side by side and performing live with a digital set up, relaying heavily on OSC, MIDI and audio analysis, to control audio and visuals simultaneously. 100% work by me. Resolume Arena, Ableton Live 9 incl. LZX Industries, Doepfer A-100, Jomox Mbase 11, Akai APC40, etc. Many thanks to Alain Thibault, Praveer Baijal, Yatra Arts, Julia Frainier, Amanda'Mour Ihnatowicz, Nathalie Bachand, Motoko Allison Chanic, Greg MTL, Frédéric Auger, a great audience and anyone I forgot to mention!

Background Inpainting for Videos with Dynamic Objects and a Free-moving Camera M. Granados1 K. I. Kim1 J. 1MPI Informatik 2UCL 3Intel Visual Computing Institute Abstract We propose a method for removing marked dynamic objects from videos captured with a free-moving camera, so long as the objects occlude parts of the scene with a static background. Paper In Proc. Sequences The video sequences shown in the paper are available in H.264 lossless format: S1: [Input][Mask][Foreground mask][Result] S2: [Input][Mask][Foreground mask][Result] S3: [Input][Mask][Foreground mask][Result] S4: [Input][Mask][Foreground mask][Result] S5: [Input][Mask][Foreground mask][Result] S6: [Input][Mask][Foreground mask][Result] S7: [Input][Mask][Foreground mask][Result]

15 Amazing Interactive Installations Feb 21 2010 By Romain Colin Here is something for a slow lousy Sunday: in this inspirational round-up we feature some outstanding interactive installations that explore the art of interaction between environment, users and machines. Extraordinary artworks. Take a look at 15 beautiful examples of interactive installations: experiments, motions, applications and more. Installations / Applications N Building N Building is a commercial structure located near Tachikawa station amidst a shopping district. Night Lights YesYesNo teamed up with The Church, Inside Out Productions and Electric Canvas to turn the Auckland Ferry Building into an interactive playground. Light Writing Proposal This long exposure, and the making of footage, were shot over three nights in Raleigh, North Carolina as a proposal to Emily Kern. What you see is – not what you get Video production for a school assignment. Zimoun Installation Zimoun: Sound Sculptures & Installations | Compilation Video More Interactive Content

Panomo – Panoramic Ball Camera La fotocamera Panomo è approdata sulla piattaforma indiegogo in cerca di fondi per la produzione. Non una semplice fotocamera, bensì una sfera dotata di 36 piccole fotocamere ad alta risoluzione per scatti a 360° a 72 megapixel. Panomo dà il meglio di sè quando viene lanciata in aria, contiene un accelerometro che misura l’accelerazione di lancio per calcolare quando raggiungerà il suo apice e scattare una foto che è un vero e proprio fermo immagine del mondo che ci circonda. Un applicativo per smartphone e tablet (Android e IOS) accompagna il prodotto, per portare sempre con noi gli scatti realizzati. Pixelart QC Tutorials Best Quartz Composer Tutorials Quartz Composer is a powerful tool for processing and rendering graphical data. You can use it easily for manipulating any type of graphics in real time. It uses node based visual programming language and can be easily adopted by non-programmer due to it simplicity. It uses OpenGL, OpenCL in new Mac OS X, Core Image, Core Video, JavaScript, and other technologies. You can drag and drop, link nodes and play with values to create amazing graphics. Basic Tutorial on Images and Directories in Quartz Composer Particle Effects Following Mouse Input Gradient Image Reflection Light Ray Text Effect Double Helix How to create a rotating double helix in 3D with Quartz Composer. Turn Quartz Composition into a Standalone Application. Dashboard Widget Tutorial to create Mac OS X dashboard widget with Quartz Composer. Screen Saver Tutorial shows how to create your own screensavers using Quartz Composer. Lightning and Audio Reactive Movements Webcam Audio Visualizer Art

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