Motion Graphics & Visual Effects

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Wednesday, October 01, 2008

Handheld Camera Script

David Torno | 10/01- 03:53 AM

For those who want to shake things up a bit

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    Introducing a new script that creates an AE camera that not only has handheld motion, but can be easily adjusted to mimic a variety of camera motion effects like running, being on a gravel road or even being intoxicated to name a few.

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