I imported a video ( not long ) and placed a head to overlay. I would like to have the head move along with the body.
Have any of you have any best practices, short-cuts or tools of the trade to make this work?
I'd very much appreciate it.
What is the best approach to simulate a Jib Jab with VS
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Re: What is the best approach to simulate a Jib Jab with VS
Doable but very tediously, frame by frame. I have done it for VERY short clips... Almyblackf150 wrote:I imported a video ( not long ) and placed a head to overlay. I would like to have the head move along with the body.
Have any of you have any best practices, short-cuts or tools of the trade to make this work?
I'd very much appreciate it.
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