To be honest I never really imported a vanishing point file and used it. I always thought the vanishing point effect is more for walls and flors and even planes. So I think you are very limited with the vanishing point technique. But maybe I’m wrong. I buillt the Photo Animator to be very flexible and work with all kind of different photos. As far as I know the vanishing point technique creates planes in a 3d space and forms a cuboid. The Photo Animator creates different sized layers. I hope that helps you a little.

Ya I’m not sure either. Seen some pretty cool effects using the vanishing point bu never delved into it. Would this work with video? I shoot a lot of timelapses and it would awesome to use on some of my static shots.

Hi, nice portfolio! Technically my photo animator works with videos. But you should use static shots as you said. If you have moving camera, you might have to animate the mask and it will get complicated I guess. Also keep in mind that the animator scales in parts of the picture. So resolution is also important. But for your timelapses you probably have plenty of resolution

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Hi byeonggeun, I’m sorry to hear that you are having problems with the animator. I didn’t really understand the problem though. Please write me through the contact form on my profile page and try to explain it a little further: http://videohive.net/user/mr-gallery I will be happy to help!

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Thank you very much, Alexandr!

Thank you! I’m happy to hear that it saves you so much time! I’m not exactly sure what you mean. If you don’t mind, please contact me through my profile page with some more explanation. I’m always happy to get suggestions.

I know what you are talking about I have also spent hours doing that and originally built this to help me animating my photos less time consuming. It helps me a lot!

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Thank you very much, Roman!

Thank you very much for your appreciation.

Thank you! I’m happy you like it

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Hi, yes it is possible to put a video instead of a photo. It should work best with videos filmed from a tripod. Otherwise you might need to adjust the mask. But technicly it’s no problem. Please also keep in mind that using the photo animator some parts of the picture (or video) will be enlarged, so high resolution video would be good.

Hi, I’m sorry but you can’t do something like that with the Photo Animator. For most of the shots in the video they took stil pictures and morphed them into each other. My animator can’t do this. But there are a few shots which have the bullet time effect (like in the Matrix). They probably used several still cameras and fired them at the same time and created a picture sequence out of it. My Photo Animator can make an impression of a bullet time effect. But it will not look exactly like in the video, because the photo animator does only mimic this effect, it is not the real deal. I’m sorry.

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Thank you very much! I’m happy you like the Photo Animator. I wrote you an email. I’ll give my best to help!

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Thank you! I’m glad you like it!

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Technically it would work. If you have footage filmed on a tripod, I think it should work good. If you have too much movement in the shot you would have to animate the mask. So, I think it probably will be a little trickier, but technically it will work.