Depends on the demand, but to make this in 4k, you would have to use at least 8k images which might be a bit difficult in most situations. But definitely, if there is demand for 4k, we would consider it.

Hi basilio, exactly. You can make 3D from your 2D images.

Thanks MotionReveal, glad you like it!

Hi snowman, here: http://audiojungle.net/item/hollywood-blockbuster-trailer-pack/13691438

Glad you like it The final output of the video file is 1920×1080, so 16:9. Of course you can crop those 1920px down to 1080px and end up with 1080×1080px output, but keep in mind that you will probably loose a lot of pixels on sides.

Regards, Tom

Hi M, a new documentation is available at http://help.integnity.com – head over there, and navigate to PhotoMotion – Tutorials section. You should be able to find all you need there! If you need an assistance, drop us an email at help@integnity.com

Hi guys. I was trying to login, but it was impossible cause I couldnt reset my password…link what u r sending me threw the email doesnt work properly… its linked to the same site and when Im trying to reset my password its going to the same site…and so on , so on…. please help

Hi M, send us an email to help@integnity.com so I can do it manually for you (give you a temporary password until we repair the Lost Password link).

Regards, Tom

One more question! (Possibly a suggestion?)

Is it possible to have multiple mask layers at different points in z space? For example, if the picture was of someone being chased by someone else who is 10m behind them?

That’s not possible with the current version, but we are already working on a new update (huge), where we are going to add support for up to 3 masks. I don’t have a specific release date, but it won’t be too long!

Regards, Tom

Thanks, Tom! That’s going to be very cool.

Hi KuB, have a look at this quick video tutorial which should be able to explain all the basics https://vimeo.com/149274826

KuB, if the URL doesn’t work, try this one: https://player.vimeo.com/video/149274826

Thanks betski!

Thanks Andrew!

Yes, of course, just render it out as .mov and import to another AE project. It will work flawlessly. But there is also a slideshow creator included, so you can create multiple images and put them into animated slideshow.

Regards, Tom

Thanks NoiseHoop, our new update is just around the corner!