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06 mFlare - 2D Tracking

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06 mFlare - 2D Tracking August 12, 2011

Tutorial level

Length: 10min 16sec

Learn how to track mFlare with your footage

Tutorial scene for download: http://www.motionvfx.com/tutorials/videos/mFlare_Tracking_Tutorial.zip

Plugins: mFlare

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am
September 23, 2011

hi
you loose the "R" for tRacking in the main tittle...
great product by the way.

Szymon Masiak
September 26, 2011

Right... Thanks! I didn't notice it :)

lightgale
October 10, 2011

could you mention in a tutorial or a reply here how to fade in / face out a mFlare effect? I am at the ”2D tracking level” and I just cannot figure it out, I think the flare effect pops out too sudden, so I want to ease it a little bit.
Thank you so much.

Szymon Masiak
October 10, 2011

LightGale, please check this tutorial: http://www.motionvfx.com/mtuts,05_mflare_-_dynamic_animation_and_global_settings,9.html

lightgale
October 10, 2011

Szymon, thank you for your reply.
I watched the tutorial you mentioned before you replied. I am aware of the settings I can aplly from the mFlare interface. I just cannot figure it out how to fade in and out the effect in the motion5 timeline, if possible..., I think I have to reconsider and aply a sort of animation to the effect, as to slowly increase its brightness, and fade out, respectively. Could you be so kind as to point me to the minute in the tutorial where I could find this explained? Thank you so much.

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