You can also add the lights in ae and you can actually get pretty detailed with it and a little bit of composting without having to leave the application

Is it possible to turn him into a 3d scene for the photos to go on though? If so I would love to know how

My suggestion would be to actually rig those pictures, and make the folds too

@@FrankieG11303 You don't have to recreate the entire scene if that's what you're saying, the process of merging the fake elements with the real ones is pretty much the same, you film your background video and everything goes on top of it using layers. You could create a rough copy of it quickly if you own an Iphone that being said, Iphones can use their lidar scanners for photogrammetry-type work, where you're able to scan the environment and turn it into an imperfect and somewhat jagged model (though the lighting and shadows on that is baked on the texture itself since they're just picture projections on the model, so you can't move objects in a photo-scanned environment). Other than that, you have 2 options: - Go full cg and put everything together yourself from scratch, either using existing assets or creating your own. - Sit down and go full photogrammetry process on it, using a camera to take thousands of pictures from different angles to then compile them all into one high quality model. This is much slower than the Iphone approach but it has the potential to yield incredibly high quality results. This is actually the method professionals use to create 3d assets for movies, games, shows and ads (for anything that exists and can be photographed anyway). With the base video involving a human though I highly doubt you'd be able to pull that off since it takes a long time and there's no way anyone will be still enough to produce perfect pictures compared to the rest of the data.

@@anecro Wow thank you for the detailed response! this was very helpful.

I was thinking the same thing 😂 when he said “I went ahead and took a video of myself on camera”

I swear to god, only reason why most beginner filmmakers decide to abandon their hobby, is because of the "no friend to hold the camera" issue.

​@@janbruhovsky7247never been a problem for me I just use a timer on my camera.

easy fix is to make a camera track. It’s surprisingly easy, you can do it with Lego and you can drive the camera with more Lego belts

You mean the loop?

Yea

"replay" 💀

So he can actually do this in minutes

@@mr-lacker ha. Probably not.

@@PlayNowWorkLater why not, he just have to get to the frames, capture and replace the images with the newly captured ones.?

@@mr-lacker and yet it has not been done. Maybe he just doesn’t care enough? Or my idea is just worth it. Hahaha. I’m gonna go with, this guy has better things to do. Oh well! Gotta try

its your idea. so produce it

Use key frames to move them slightly Place a keyframe at the beginning of the clip And thn go at the end tweak the position a little bit and place another key frame and done And about shadows just select the ground area when you had done 3d tracking and create a null and a ground plane Duplicate your Polaroids one by one darken them decrease the opacity add some gaussian blur and place those dark ones beneath the floating ones according to the camera movement and the scene and you are good to go

Appreciate it🙏😊

After effects

After effects

Can all of this be done in blender?

After effects

Ae

he used after effects

Acho que dar pra criar com o APP Alight Motion

Daylight

Daylight

thx ​@@spydpro6307

You would be shocked if you got to know about people clicking their pictures too by themselves 😭😂

@@thecricketedit69 😱

You need a friend

@@amanprasad139 aw shit, well I fail on the first step

Thank you😊