Thanks ihmunro! Glad you like it.

Hey Salmane,

look at this: https://player.vimeo.com/video/151415786 This is just introduction video – our customers have full access to our forum where you can create your own topic, find guides, tutorials and complete tutorial series (like video above) also we are giving premium assets just for the feedback.

Because of privacy i’ll shutdown the link above tommorow. If you need anything else, contact me via e-mail denis@integnity.com

Best, Denis

Thank you Denis

Sure, the workflow goes like this:

1. import your image and scale it up to fill up the space (don’t worry about pixelation here)

2. when rendering, specify 1280×720 resolution (1920×1080 is default, but since you used 1280×720 image in step 1, you don’t want anything larger than that in this step)

So yes, the answer is yes

Regards, Tom

Hey Deon,

it depends on your footage – for time lapse videos it would work fine. Shaky camera or videos (fliping camera,...) will not work.

Best, Denis

Thanks for the kind words SDNETWORLD!

Thank you, im glad that you liked it

Glad you think so!

Hi mcn3n39f. This is a standard practice for larger projects (such as those from Themeforest) because it gives you, a customer, greater ability to communicate with our support team, rather than providing you with a single PDF document etc. We are working on a single click registration on our forums which will work via new Envato API (it has its pitfalls though) There is no way we can acess your username/password and get it automatically from Videohive (unless you give us an access via API) so the easiest way is to create an account on our support forum and use that to access our product support for all products, not just PhotoMotion. I hope that explains why you need a separate account, and as I said, this is a standard practice for all complex projects (such as themes from Themeforest) and the only reason is to provide you with the best customer support, rather than be restricted to use email/videohive comments to communicate with us.

Regards, Tom

Hi overturefx,

4K is something we are looking into implementing in our future updates for sure. We don’t have a specific deadline though, because we were running a survey across our customers and just a fraction of them asked for a 4k version – the reason for this is the ratio between speed and usability. Because we are using a true photorealistic projection, you will need to have at least 6k-8k picture to project a final result in 4k, otherwise your output might be blurry. But as I said, we are still looking into it and trying to come up with the best solution for everyone, so stay in touch!

Regards, Tom

Thank you,Tom.I have some timelapse footages which beyond 6K.I think many timelapse photographers need this.Could you consider it?

Absolutely! I will put it down to our plan

Glad you love it

Hey Max,

One way is to use True Comp Duplicator. Alternatively see Denis’s suggestion below!

But if anything just let us know on the forum

Regards, Tom

Hey Iron,

hope you are having a good times with PhotoMotion. I’m really sorry but you have an option just for 8 photos. My suggestion is to create a new after effects file – copy and paste your current AEP file or create a new one from original. After that animate another 8 photos.

So, for 30 photos you’ll need 4 projects – after that render out your animation in every project and join this outputs together.

Great, you have 8 photos already (nice) – if you need further assistance to speed up your workflow just send me a message via e-mail at denis@integnity.com

Thank you! Denis

Hello Zeinab,

please contact me via e-mail denis@integnity.com and i’ll create account for you… After that you’ll find our complete video tutorial series + forum with knowledge base so it’s better to have this access

Thank you!

Hi msfirth,

The user who uploaded those old tutorials (yes, we have a brand new ones on the website!) on YouTube was banned due to copyright infringement.

But no worry! You will be able to see the new tutorial videos once you log in and enter your purchase code on our support forum: http://help.intengity.com

We are working on a quick preview video for customers who are considering purchase, but unfortunately there is no way to see it at the moment (all our current videos are for existing customers only and you will need a purchase code to access them). But feel free to send us an email and we’ll see what we can do for you.

Regards, Tom

Hi Maxime,

thanks for kind words! Don’t worry if you have no previous experience with displacement maps or any other advanced things – we cover them in video tutorials from the very basics and they are really easy to follow.

Time you will need to convert 40 pictures really depends on a complexity of each picture – if you don’t need anything advanced (displacement, custom clean plates etc) then you should be able to covert one picture in about 2 minutes + render time. But just to play safe, let’s say one day is about the time you can expect to spend converting all of them.

Hope that helps!

Regards, Tom

Thank you so much Tom ! Will buy !

Thanks White-Horse!

ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS

What do I have to do?

Hmm, that’s weird. Can you send us an email here help@integnity.com we’ll have a closer look why it’s happening to you.

Alright, thanks!

Hey Creattive,

the soundtrack link from author is included inside our Documentation – you’re right, we’ll add this soundtrack in our description too

Done

Needs to be in the description, else you are not allowed to use the watermarked sound in your preview video. It is also more easy for everyone if people can find the sound through the description. Besides it being ethically correct…

edit/ thanks, got the link

Thanks for the kind words Peter! We’ve just released 2 new tutorials as well – displacements & 3D text. Have a great time with PhotoMotion!

Regards, Tom

Sure, more than an hour of video tutorials from complete beginners to advanced users, as well as written guides and customer support forum

Sure, just make sure your canera is not moving in your original timelapse, otherwise you would have to animate the cage as well. But that’s not difficult either