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regiter, and you'll get it for free !
well, it depends on what you mean by compositing. a bunch of things can be comped in PS with very little hassle, but usually one refers to animation when talking about compositing.w i l l wrote: Can this be done easily just using photoshop....
yep, that can be done in PS, even though any compositing package can make your life easier even with such a simple scenario.w i l l wrote: i.e. putting a product into an outdoor scene?
it depends, there are quite a few of them: shake, combustion, fusion, nuke.. these are all node based compositing apps, but if one is already familiar with PS's layers, after effects might be a good choice as well.w i l l wrote: What software do the pro's use for this?
a bit outdated, but "art and science of digital compositing" by ron brinkmann is a very good one. and the basic principles still apply.w i l l wrote: Could anyone recommend a good book/links etc on compositing?
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