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Hi anyone knows how to create a snow storm - tonymanero - 04-16-2006
But maybe the only solution is add it after with photoshop... If anyone has a better way please post-it.
thanks
Happy Easter
Re: Hi anyone knows how to create a snow storm - Innoventive Software, LLC - 04-16-2006
tonymanero Wrote:But maybe the only solution is add it after with photoshop... If anyone has a better way please post-it.
thanks
Happy Easter
Yep, you've got it. Add it in post... :(
winter storm - ladyjaye - 04-18-2006
here is a couple of shots I did, not a huge storm but small enough to represent snow.
I actually built a separate "snow" layer in photoshop with an alpha channel.
But I took it and animated motion in after effects as an animatic, it came out real nice.
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Re: winter storm - Innoventive Software, LLC - 04-18-2006
ladyjaye Wrote:here is a couple of shots I did, not a huge storm but small enough to represent snow.
I actually built a separate "snow" layer in photoshop with an alpha channel.
But I took it and animated motion in after effects as an animatic, it came out real nice.
Click to View
Thanks very much for sharing this... but what are you doing still working with V1?
Snow - Harborth - 04-19-2006
When met with a similar situation (back in V1 days), I created small FF snowflakes using the sphere and sizing down. Then I randomly elevated them, keeping them all in the same horizontal plane. What I ended up with in essense was a sheet of snowflakes that i just put in front of the camera, almost as if you were using a filter. If a shot needed a greater sense of depth, I just duplicated the snow wall and layered them. It's not as tedious as it sounds, and I found it very useful. I've attached a sample.
v1? - ladyjaye - 04-21-2006
(Thanks very much for sharing this... but what are you doing still working with V1?)
that's from last year
- jshaw300 - 04-23-2006
If you were to go the After Effects route, you do have a couple of options which would give you exactly what you are after. The plugin Trapcode Particular or similar would give you the following sort of result; and this can be easily animated too.