Hi orabeiro, I’m glad you like it!

To your question – it might be related to mask position being too close to the camera maybe? Can you send me a screenshot how it looks when it happens, to help@integnity.com please? That should make it easier to determine the cause.

Tom

Hi muumi,

every photo animation you see in the promo video was made 100% with Photo Motion, including the most complicated ones. Of course, everythig else was made in After Effects as well (titles, motion graphics etc). Feel free to drop us a message to help@integnity.com – we can discuss it in detail there.

Tom

Hi Tom,

Thanks for your quick answer. As suggested, I sent an email to help@... yesterday. Awaiting your feedback by e-mail!

In addition, could you please let me know what do exactly mean the final texts at the end of your promo video saying “AE”, “Audio” and “Photoshop templates”? Maybe some audio files, AE projects and EPS/PSD templates related to your promo video are included in the purchase when buying photoMotion?

Thanks in advance for your answer!

Cheers

Hi muumi,

Sure. We’ll write everything down for you via email.

Tom

Hi Jatupon,

this is version 2.0 – if you bought it before the update, just go to your downloads and re-download it again (this will download the latest version)

Regards, Tom

Hi f5freddyj,

to your first question – you will most likely need one extended license if this work is for-profit, otherwise regular license is fine. To your second question – as you are mid level AE artist, you will find it really easy to use (especially with all tutorials that cover almost anything you will need to know about photo animation). Send us a message to help@integnity.com and I’ll give you access to preview tutorials.

Regards, Tom

Hi Bob, I replied to your email a few minutes ago – you are most likely getting redirects due to our firewall blocking your IP for some reason (it is using global public register, so it might be possible someone with the same IP is listed there). No worries though, it will take less than a minute to resolve this issue.

Tom

Sure we can!

Can you send me your username and purchase code to help@integnity.com please? I’ll have a look what’s going on (though I suspect it might be related to Envato API being down at the moment – no worries in any way, I’ll activate it for you manually)

Tom

It works now, thank you!

Glad to hear!

Hi Arshile,

Render time will depend on what type of projection you use and how many 3D effects and masks you use. On your configuration it could be anything from 2 minutes (simpler scene) to 40 minutes (very complex scenes). To your second question – it works well with almost any resolution and also supports several aspect ratios, so yes, HD pictures are supported.

Tom

Hi arthunger, I replied to your email, so you should be able to follow the instructions

Tom

Hi, let me see what we can do – drop us a message on help@integnity.com

Hi MacMartino, we have a fully customisable section in Photo Motion, where you can do pretty much anything with your image – adding a fire or water movement, particles and so on.

Check out this video as an example what you can do with it: https://vimeo.com/180857995/51b04a2a8a

Shiro, our animator who made this picture, created the fireplace animation by using a stock footage of flames and simply put it over the background (clean plate). All animations, camera movements and masks obstructions are then calculated automatically by Photo Motion. Pretty easy, but I personally love the result!

Regards, Tom

Thanks Amigo!

Ah you mean the fancy camera rig that zooms into the relevant sections of the screen in the video tutorials right?

It is a custom tool that we’d built, but surely will be releasing it as a freeware for the community (I can’t give you any specific deadline, as there are two other projects in production at the moment). But yes, just stay in touch and we’ll surely release that rig for free as soon as time allows (it needs a bit polishing to be ready for public!)

Regards, Tom

Hi alonzoeg, I’m really glad you like it! There are few ways how to use masks in After Effects, so the easiest way would be to send us a screenshot of the composition where you’re having these issues to help@integnity.com

Regards, Tom

Tom, thanks again for your immediate reply. Lessons learned: We must click on the image layer before masking. By default it is not selected. Thank you again. I am working on it.

Hi, if you mean the audio used in the preview video then I’m afraid it’s not included, but you can get it from WolfSound – https://audiojungle.net/item/massive-blockbuster/14504825?_ga=1.137831033.818479082.1450887758

Hi, there is no installation required – just open it with After Effects

Regards, Tom

Thank you, Tom. I got it. I am new at this.

Hi markus,

let me know your username on help@integnity.com, I’ll re-send the activation email for you.

Regards, Tom

Absolutely! There is no limit on pictures you are going to produce, if they are all for one “client” (in this case the ecommerce website)

Tom

What about for a youtube channel?

Same. If it is one youtube channel = one license, no limit on converted pictures.

Hi ejoi8, due to how these AE files work, we don’t have a trial version at the moment. But don’t worry, I can give you access to our video tutorials, so you get the idea how it looks, how it works etc. Let me know!

Regards, Tom

How I can access to your video tutorials?

Drop us an email to help@integnity.com and I’ll set it up for you

Thanks & enjoy!