Rage, much appreciated but that would be beyond me.., others might like that though. anasasis or bendingiscool might?
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Rage, much appreciated but that would be beyond me.., others might like that though. anasasis or bendingiscool might?
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The offer was meant for him, or anyone who might be interested really
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and thought the offer for all.., i was just signing out is all.M
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'Shake is a much clearer application than Fusion, there is a basic lack of intuitive logic in the way it uses channel masks though over the last few version it has become much closer to shake.
The true power of shake though truly opens itself once you understand the way RGBA works, and a bit of theory on bit depth log space etc Its not rocket science but you very quickly get to do cool stuff once you understand what you are manipulating. The expressions are also awesome, I did a job last month where all my colour matching was done by driving the fg colour corrections from pixel analyser nodes attached to the bg.'
interesting??? maybe!!
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As a mod I must say that this thread has gotten a bit off topic, so I think I will close it since niickoz has not responded to any of our help, so he must have found a solution.
Bendingiscool, I will PM- you that flow download link asap.
Remember, I'd LOVE to see you guys in the FX CHALLENGE on Feb. 11th in a little over a week!
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