How to add digital SET EXTENSIONS to miniatures | After Effects & Photoshop Tutorial

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If Thomas & Friends is still using models, they will use this effect which cut down budget.

I didn't know you but I was searching for you. Thanks for your video.

I'm a steam railway enthusiast so I know this is fake even if you didn't tell me because the smoke isn't cloudy or puffy enough. If you watch a real locomotive, you'd see a large cloud of steam. Also, I saw the Bachmann coupling, which can be removed.

Very very beautiful job friend !!! Very interesting.

If you shoot footage of a model train for a night time scene check if it has passenger coaches. If it does then light them up when editing because the people inside need to see

Not come across the camera slider before/ but it seems like a really useful tool (at the moment I place my camera on a box, and slide it along by hand), are they limited in length, or could you film a much longer run? this has been a problem I've had with filming my model railway.

considering model train bounce around a bit imagine a large G scale model, that would be amazing.

I had an idea I have no idea if it'll really work but it's more like an experiment feeling a movie with no set at all but with only miniatures and green or blue screening what I mean is filming the actors interacting either green or blue painted objects on a sound stage or studio and overlapping that with the miniature set so that way it looks like the characters are actually interacting with some of the objects

Great work! I loved it! Thank you!

This is EXACTLY what I was thinking about after seeing another miniature tutorial and thinking "Wow, I'd love to do a model railway".

Even if you did have your Green Screen the BR Green that the model is wearing you would have probably caused it so you still have to do the masking

Could you do this with Blender and Gimp? (for those of us who can't literally afford After Effects or Photoshop and are using a laptop so old that we can't close the screen without the layers coming apart and needing to snap everything back together by hand)

Cool ..thanks ..I am impressed with current possibilities. I think the last time i even used AE was on a early petum2 comp XP i think.. and omg it took forever to do anything and kind of gave up on the idea.. just started making stuff but gave up on making my own set for my muppets and scifi stuff... I figured if i had to do everything myself including building and editing and animating...it would take so long like trying tpo create a 3d game by yourself. by the time you are done its obsolete and outdated...unless its sooo good it only will end up in a cult scene. But seeing you vids now.. and the prcessing power available on home computers..Hmmmm... maybe time to go beyond the known... and revisit an old dream and make it come true after all .. SO yeah .. inspiring .. Thanks man!.. Cheers

What kind of camera do you have?

Thnx

my head hurts but goddamnit THATS WAY TOO GOOD