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Create Animated Sweep NURBS with MAXON Cinema 4D
Step 1 Set the render camera Open a new project in Cinema 4D and set a render camera. While you have a choice of cameras to use, the Target Camera is easiest to use for this project. Select the target camera
Create edgy looping backgrounds fast in Adobe After Effects
More and more people are using looping backgrounds in projects. The great thing about this is that when a client changes his or her mind and decides the intro needs to be 12 seconds longer, you don't need to do anything except repeat your looping background a few more times.
Capture Video for Webcasting, On-Demand and Editing with ViewCast Osprey Ease
Step 1 Install the Osprey-300 video capture card Insert the Osprey-300 card into an available PCI slot and the drivers CD into your ROM drive and follow the on-screen directions to load them into the computer
Canon Realis SX50 LCOS Projector
Canon's Realis SX50 is the least-expensive LCOS front projector available today-it's yours for a measly four grand. LCOS is a great choice if you routinely give presentations that include video and text
Hitachi CP-RS55 Performa LCD Projector
Hitachi's CP-RS55 Performa is a groundbreaking product with an estimated street price just under $900. The CP-RS55 was designed to be functional, yet inexpensive. That means you don't get a zoom lens, and
Canon XL2, Focus FS-4 and Final Cut Pro HD
Step 1 Connect the FireStore FS-4 to your DV camcorder Mount the FireStore FS-4 onto the metal backplate of the Canon XL2. Connect a FireWire DV cable from the DV In/Out port of the XL2 to the DV I/O port of
Remove an Autodesk 3ds Max model from a scene in Combustion-without re-rendering
Step 1 Prepare your scene First, it's always a good idea to give all of your 3D objects a unique name no matter what 3D application you use. Next, right-click on each object and enable Render Occluded
Create Custom Skins for your QuickTime Movies
Step 1 Design the skin Let's assume you've got the QuickTime file ready to deliver, and all it needs is the proper frame. The first step is to create the skin graphic in a graphics program like Photoshop
Create an Interactive Movie with Flash MX and QuickTime
Step 1 Import your QuickTime movie With your QuickTime movie finished, create a new Flash project. Import the QuickTime movie to the Stage (File -> Import -> Import to Stage). When importing, choose to