I make montages, I edit weddings, whatever pays. @ 5.00 per image, some of these montages get pretty big and pricey. So last night i fired up Motion 3 for something other than a cheap template for a title, or DVD menu.

I was fooling around with the idea of "upping" myself in the montage department, by removing transitions, and other "regular" methods.

So, like I said, working with 3D in Motion 3, with no real experience in M3 is kind of, well different. Motion is my wifes department, but that was version 2, not this new one.

I'm babbling

Watch it, let me know what you think, still trying to smooth the flow out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVZhlKQNxUA

I make montages, I edit weddings, whatever pays. @ 5.00 per image, some of these montages get pretty big and pricey. So last night i fired up Motion 3 for something other than a cheap template for a title, or DVD menu.

I was fooling around with the idea of "upping" myself in the montage department, by removing transitions, and other "regular" methods.

So, like I said, working with 3D in Motion 3, with no real experience in M3 is kind of, well different. Motion is my wifes department, but that was version 2, not this new one.

I'm babbling

Watch it, let me know what you think, still trying to smooth the flow out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVZhlKQNxUA

Well, I'm impressed Jim.
I was after a similar effect for a planned project (about a photographer).
Could I feasibly achieve that kind of thing in Motion 2...if so, any tips?!
Cheers.

EDIT - just leaving for holidays so I'll miss any replies for a week or so. Catch you when I get back.

I dont think you could, though.... Instead of working the canvas in M3, you could keyframe M2 to come close, would be more work.


I am thinking about making a Motion 3 Template for this, for 2 different kinds. I have 100 pictures to do with this one and only got 15 done in 6 hours time.