Trapcode Horizon released (After Effects Plugin)
Adobe After Effects, Tutorials, plugin, trapcode, video tutorial by Thorsten Meyer on May 29, 2008 Add comments
Trapcode Horizon is a camera-aware color gradient and image mapping tool. It is a fairly straightforward utility plug-in. It is meant to be used on the bottom layer in a 3D comp. It generates a background that corresponds to the camera’s viewing direction.
To get yourself started with the Trapcode Horizon Tutorial
Trapcode Horizon can be used for example when a 3D camera move leaves the viewer confused; Trapcode Horizon can help generating a background that corresponds to the camera move and thus help the viewer understand what is actually going on. Or it can be used just for fun!
Trapcode Horizon is a great companion to the other 3D plugs from Trapcode, such as Particular and Form etc.
Supported Hosts: Adobe After Effects 7.0 and higher (Mac OSX/Windows)
Earlier news: Trapcode Horizon – After Effects plugin (updated)
Trapcode Horizon costs currently 99 USD: Buy Trapcode
May 29th, 2008 at 9 : 06
COOL !!!
How can i create HDRI image ???
May 29th, 2008 at 20 : 35
I would recommend you to start working with already made images to get used to it.
A great book (I own the German version) is this one:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1933952059?ie=UTF8&tag=stron-20&link_code=as3&camp=211189&creative=373489&creativeASIN=1933952059
In this book Christian Bloch describes how to produce HDRI Images.
The book covers:
* Understanding the foundation of HDRI
* Tools for a High Dynamic Range Workflow
* How to capture HDR images: now and tomorrow
* Tone mapping for creating superior prints
* Image processing and compositing
* All 4 ways to shoot panoramic HDRIs
* Image based lighting and CG rendering
* World premiere of the Smart Dynamic Range toolkit
* Creative uses and unconventional applications
Free HDRI: http://www.evermotion.org/index.php?unfold_exclusive=84&unfold=exclusive
March 5th, 2010 at 17 : 25
I’m glad I know what im looking for. It gets quite boring staring at this screen all day but, I found your view very informative. Might I ask what other Discreet products you use or plan to use?