In the first part of this two-part project tutorial, J. Schuh demonstrates how he creates a bright sun and then blocks it out in part 2.
There is a final version of this Eclipse project available for download here.
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Premiere Pro CS5In the first part of this two-part project tutorial, J. Schuh demonstrates how he creates a bright sun and then blocks it out in part 2.
There is a final version of this Eclipse project available for download here.
Author: j. schuh
Cool Stuff Jay.
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Only plays the first few minutes then cuts to the layers ad.
This is my first tutorial attempted…so far, so good. Thanks!
Does anyone know where Part 2 of this set of tutorials is?
where is the second part of the video
hey its cool man…………….
Hey Jay – thanks that is very very cool. But I’ve got a question. When I’m scrubbing the playhead to view the comp my circle turns into a square! Is there a setting I can change?
Thanks! Deb
nice baby
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wonderfull tutorial very nice thanks for sharing
keep it up
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Thank you so much…
That was very coooool..
deb i have the same problem, when scrubing through the animation the circle turns into a square, any1 got a solution
Great Tutorial but after I rendered it was almost 400 MB in size (avi). Seems huge for 10 seconds. An episode of Star Trek is 350 MB. I did add another Lens Flare but seems that shouldn’t make it so big.
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