You are amazing...just going to try this now...cross your fingers for me! I love that you go straight to the information without a whole lot of rubbish first.
I feel victorious! I have completed and recreated your slideshow with my own images. I'm confused about how to change the images in Scene 2 though. Can you help?
I wanted to a shot video with the photos form my last trip, 1st time I watched this video it sounded too technical and almost gave up but it was actually super easy and work like a charm. Thankyou very much for the tutorial. Can you also let us know how to use the effect while transition from one frame to the other.
It's my first time to use the adobe after effects and watching your tutorials makes easier for me to create such a nice video presentation.. Really helped me.. KUDOS!
@@dopemotions Why when I put my picture under the shape layer my picture didn't show up, and if I put my picture over the shape layer then the picture cover the shape layer
@@dopemotions Yes, even I scale down the picture to a small size and it still won't show. The black background inside the white border cover the picture still.
amazing ... very easy 👍 and simple ... 😁 i enjoy your video tutorial very much .... pack full of knowledge .... straight to the point what i like the most ❤️
hi working on ae2023 i cant find a way to connect the camera to another layer with track matte, the space in front of the camera is blank. am I missing something? thanks
Hello thank you for this tutorial, i have an issue though, when i put the white borders on the pictures in media 1, 2, 3... the white borders don't appear in the main composition... what could be the problem
you combined two composition right? running them back to back. For the first one, how did you do the initial zoom in AND the moving up at the end? By putting keyframes at the end to set up the "moving up", my keyframes for the initial zoom in are deleted. Unless I shouldn't make these to effects on the same Cam Position line?
I know you showed the transitions at the end of the tutorial, but the ones in the beginning seemed to have a big lens flair or something? What was that effect? Cool tut though bro
@@trekswithbeks3358 I could be wrong, but when I was watching this and noticed he didn't mention the lens flair I figured I would take it into premier pro as three separate clips and add lens flare there
Hey can you help me the specifications I am having 16 GB DDR4-3200 SDRAM (2 x 8 GB) 512 GB PCIe® NVMe™ M.2 SSD NVIDIA® GeForce® MX450 (2 GB GDDR5 dedicated) It is giving me rendering error
Hello, I have a recent job, they send me the photos (in jpeg taken by them) I must do something like your video of about 4 minutes, how much should I charge? 80 dollars? 50 dollars? Help me
Hi Nikhil. I watch your tutorials a lot . I am still having trouble editing duplicated scenes. It still affects all the scenes even though i am duplicating in the Project window. Can you help please Martin
Hi, I am stuck, please help! All the objects that are outside the camera frame are cropped. So, when I move the camera, photos are always cropped(only the part that was inside the camera is visible). Did I miss something? I tried googling but didn't find anyone else having the same issue.
@@dopemotions Thanks for quick reply, I figured out the issue. It was happening because all my nested composition had same resolution as master. It got resolved after I increased the resolution of both parent and child compositions.
@@homeofanime3680 Hello, I found the way to do it. Save your project with a single scene as a separate file with another name. Then just import it into your main project. It will appear in the window "project". After that drag a composition into the timeline. (I mean you should just drag a single main composition from the imported files, not the ones which hold pictures) Thus photos in all scenes transported this way will be different!
@@dopemotions Thanks for the reply and thank you so much for putting much effort on video teaching. I'm planning to use this tutorial to make a video to my idol 😊😁
So who did you make this slide show for? It looks more like it's for you to show off your AE skills. It's not a motivated by the images. It's very nice work but doesn't forward a story of the subjects. It's just flashy.
