I have a 4 second live action clip of ripple reflections on water that I'm considering rotoscoping, but would love another solution.
Is there a way to take this live action clip into TVPaint and pull difference mattes of the frames, so that I end up with a hi-con matte of the ripples?
Can TVPaint do this sort of thing?
Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
Re: Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
Play around with colour adjustment and see what you get.
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Re: Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
FX>Color>Curves set Mode to HSLO...
Adust the Saturation Curve to 0.
Adjust the Luminosity Curve as desired.
Adust the Saturation Curve to 0.
Adjust the Luminosity Curve as desired.
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Re: Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
Thanks Svengali and Slowtiger!
I'll give these a try.
I'll give these a try.
Re: Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
Svengali, the process you laid out worked like a charm.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Re: Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
Oh, yes, that works well. This is what I came up with following Svengali's instructions -
(added highlight "glints" on the water surface by duplicating the high-con water ripple layer and the applying Toon Shading FX set to "shading only/no border" with color white , then added a bit of Gaussian blur)
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(added highlight "glints" on the water surface by duplicating the high-con water ripple layer and the applying Toon Shading FX set to "shading only/no border" with color white , then added a bit of Gaussian blur)
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Re: Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
That looks great D.T.!
I've been looking for footage of water ripples and came up with something that doesn't look as good as yours.
Could I possibly use yours? Or could you steer me to where I can find it?
I've been looking for footage of water ripples and came up with something that doesn't look as good as yours.
Could I possibly use yours? Or could you steer me to where I can find it?
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Re: Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
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Re: Pulling a hi-con matte from live action?
Amazing! It looks like a totally different chunk of footage.
Thanks for this D.T.!
Thanks for this D.T.!