Convert A Still Photo Into 3D Animated Stained Glass – AE Premium
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Convert A Still Photo Into 3D Animated Stained Glass – AE Premium

on Dec 2nd 2010 with 3 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: Illustrator, After Effects, and Zaxwerks Layer Tools
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Run Time: 22:29min
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Today we’re collaborating with sister site Vectortuts+ in bringing you this two-part Premium tutorial. Rob Birnholz will demonstrate a technique for converting a still image into a dynamic 3D animation. Highlights include prepping an image in Photoshop, vectorizing via Live Trace in Illustrator, using the knife tool, converting paths to layers, importing as a comp in After Effects, animating vector art in 3D using Zaxwerks Layer Tools, saving preset effects and other basic compositing tips.

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Rob Birnholz has 30 years experience in video and film, beginning with 15+ years as a director/cameraman and more than 25 years in post as an editor and motion graphics artist. He is a nationally recognized Adobe After Effects expert, skilled Final Cut Pro editor and a popular speaker and demo artist at user groups and industry trade shows.  

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Discussion 3 Comments

  1. Ashcat says:
    December 2, 2010 at 8:12 am

    Pretty nice beginners will get some decent direction from it

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  2. IANH - BR says:
    December 2, 2010 at 9:58 am

    Really Nice! My Grandma will love this!

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  3. Umer says:
    December 2, 2010 at 11:28 am

    i dont think its quiet premium yet.. infact i think the vector part will be a bit more interesting than the ae part… pretty basic..

    Reply

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