Whimsical Grassy Field Butterfly Scene Part 2 – AE Premium
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Whimsical Grassy Field Butterfly Scene Part 2 – AE Premium

on Mar 9th 2011 with 7 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects, Trapcode Particular, FreeForm, Optical Flares, and Magic Bullet Looks (last two optional)
  • Difficulty: Advanced
  • Run Time: 26:09 min
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This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Grassy Butterfly Scene

Grassy Butterfly Scene

Hey guys, We’ve got a nice one for you today…. yes, another butterfly tutorial. We will be creating a “non-realistic-semi-fantasy-looking-3d” butterfly from an insect point of view, but the main focus in this tutorial will be more on the final composition of all the different parts… how to get the final look.

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Ran Ben Avraham is post production artist working mainly in the fields of motion design and visual effects. He is a freelancer from Israel, and also runs tophateffects.com/, an AE templates website, designated for the visual effects industry.  

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Discussion 7 Comments

  1. DrHo.ro says:
    March 9, 2011 at 12:50 pm

    How do I convert the timelapse corn growing .jpg files into a movie sequence?

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    • Ran Ben Avraham says:
      March 9, 2011 at 11:39 pm
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      You don’t need to convert it for this tutorial purposes, all you need to do is mark one of the sequence pictures and make sure you check “JPG sequence ” when you import.

      How ever you can import the sequence and render it out, but again, you dont need to do that for this tutorial purposes.

      Ran.b.a

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      • marzell says:
        September 14, 2011 at 11:26 am

        Ran loved your tutorial, follow it to the letter. I went to render the comp and I’m getting a 56 hr render time. with 4 core, 16g ram and 3.1 processor. Did I do something crazy or is that the approx rendering time?

        Thanks again for one awesome tutorial!! :-)

  2. LEDs Lights says:
    March 9, 2011 at 11:57 pm

    Hi Ran, this is damn awesome men!.. .thank for your sharing this, it is very important men .

    Reply
  3. OC Wedding Photographer says:
    March 30, 2011 at 9:00 am

    I love the subtle focus blur effect just right after the AETUTs banner came it … It made a lot of impact on the over all greatness of your video … Thanks a lot for sharing this :)

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  4. vishakan says:
    July 26, 2011 at 2:52 pm

    hi friend i am Indian i don’t have credit card.But i love this tutorial very much how to i download this tutorial

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