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KRENTM12
KRENTM12
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July 4, 2020
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Dynamic Edge Feather

  • July 4, 2020
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SOOO.. is there anything or any effect that not just feathers an edge but i can have more control on the feather and the darkness of the edge, i want to animate these eyes later so i need it to be dynamic.. what i did was just using mask expansion and edge feather

 

PROJECT FILE:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/164vIP-F59xc6-8ksE2sCSDO_MyATmAWh/view?usp=sharing

THE EYE ON THE LEFT IS A REFERENCE IMAGE
THE EYE ON THE RIGHT IS MY ATTEMPT TO COPY IT

ITS EVE'S EYES BTW (wall.e)

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Correct answer KRENTM12

Thankss!!! its not really the answer that i was looking for exactly but it made me figure it out, i just removed the "Orange Solid" and i was happy about how the edge feather looks i like how you used curves i have not thought about that and 

i have figured it out its simply

Edge feather tool & Curves (Alpha) 
and both can help to have more control towards the edge feather and luminance

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Rick GerardCommunity Expert
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July 4, 2020

You can use the pen tool's Feather tools to customize the edge blur. You can apply curves and adjust the alpha to change the progression of the feathered edge. you can composite multiple copies and change the blend modes. There are lots of things you can do. Curves + Blend Modes + the feather tool (g g). Check it out.

Here's a project file to play with.

    KRENTM12
    KRENTM12AuthorCorrect answer
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    July 6, 2020

    Thankss!!! its not really the answer that i was looking for exactly but it made me figure it out, i just removed the "Orange Solid" and i was happy about how the edge feather looks i like how you used curves i have not thought about that and 

    i have figured it out its simply

    Edge feather tool & Curves (Alpha) 
    and both can help to have more control towards the edge feather and luminance

    OussK
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    OussKCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    July 4, 2020

    First, be sure to pre-comp your eye, and move all the attribute, then you can apply any effect special from distortion example Warp, Bezier Warp, check this https://we.tl/t-t5NtmcUxvJ 

      KRENTM12
      KRENTM12Author
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      July 6, 2020

      Thankss!.. i have learned about bezier warp.. i might probably use it soon.. but it also warps the lines, i think i should add the venetian blinds later so it wont get affected???? probably but it might probably distort the edge feathers too and making them unequal animating masks is fine by me thanks for the response

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