2D to 3D Projection mapping Tutorial for Adobe After Effects

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[trevoriousd]

Out of all the tutorials i've seen about anything video/photography and screen, This is by far my favorite. 3d projection mapping. I never really understood the concept and potential until now. Many movies that I have already seen in my life make a bit more sense in terms of effects. thank you mate. Great example.

[prakritimukherjee]

Thank you so much. The tutorial was awesome and easy to follow. IMPORTANT NOTE for those who are doing this (as others have also pointed pointed out)- Do not forget to set the renderer to 3D CLASSIC in the COMPOSITION SETTING in the beginning. Otherwise you will have problems later on. .. It can be done by going to the composition setting (Ctrl+k), Then selecting the 3D renderer (which is next to 'basic' and 'advance', and then selecting 3D CLASSIC.

[FlatPackFX]

Hey everyone, as a few people have pointed out make sure you don’t have “Fast Previews” enabled or you won’t see the effect! Thanks guys😉

[ZerudaChan]

What my professor took 1 hour to explain you did it in basically 10 minutes! Thank you so much, this helped me a lot.

[cesaralbavalverde]

Love this channel. Simple, quick and the best is that you share the images and resources to follow you step by step! So cool!

[AndyWandus]

Awesome Tutorial, thank you very much. As a beginner, this really brought me forward. I discovered that it is way easier to define the position of the 4 walls if you use the Pan Behind tool and snap the Axis System to one of the side edges before you duplicate the layer - then you can easily rotate the new layer along the side edge.

[yahsaka]

Very cool method for parallax.
Thanks for sharing

[cesareominsky]

Superb, thank you!! My recommendation is that if can take a photo of a corridor yourself, remember what focal length you use and then choose the right lens in the AE camera. The settings of your solids will be much easier and better.

[rahmatlaver]

What an amazing video!! you really removed a lot of that overwhelming feeling i had thinking about this process.. Thank you for taking the time to make and share this

[moali]

OMG it's incredible Tools ... huge thanks for this tutorial

[blablubb]

I paused as you went along and did the steps myself and that helped a TON.

[yogisliker]

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[zsaiga]

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[saltbunny]

My man's dedication is over the top!

[bigbeurs]

firstly I would like to wish you well and to say a huge thank you for uploading these videos as they have been an invaluable resource to

[Titimit]

Thank you ! You did a great job simplifying such a complex daw....Looking forward to be a great producer

[jae-rizzle]

Nice tutorial! Have you heard of the vanishing point filter in Photoshop? It's basically a much simpler way to make this effect. You just drag a 2d image in and create planes with the vanishing point and then you can export it to after effects with the camera already there

[hdumtflncehennemi]

Returning here 2 years after I first saw the video, I realised just now how much I have learnt. I am so grateful for your channel, everytNice tutorialng

[VirtualAutonomy]

Fantastic video. Well done for explaining the process so clearly.

[white_]

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