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June 22, 2017
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Flipping/folding photo transition

  • June 22, 2017
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Looking for a tutorial to set up flipping/folding photos transition like in this video. Can anyone point me in the right direction or provide details on how this is done. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ONQQP1xrdOw Thanks in advance

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Correct answer Mylenium

That's basic transform animation and possibly not even with 3D layers. Really just a case of placing the pivot point/ anchor point trategically and animating a bunch of rotations or alternately scaling in one direction to similar effect combined with some colorization effects to darken the images as thy form the fold creases. The only real trick is that you would put some of the images in pre-comps and use those pre-comps instead of the original sources, so things line up perfectly when you slice and split. That said, you could of course simply buy the template advertised in the video and modify it to your needs. Sometimes a bit of hands-on learning and reverse engineering can be more telling then elaborate tutorials or longwinded explanations.

Mylenium

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Legend
June 22, 2017

Have you tried typing " flipping/folding photos in after effects" into Youtube search engine?  Give it a shot.

~Gutterfish
Mylenium
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Legend
June 22, 2017

That's basic transform animation and possibly not even with 3D layers. Really just a case of placing the pivot point/ anchor point trategically and animating a bunch of rotations or alternately scaling in one direction to similar effect combined with some colorization effects to darken the images as thy form the fold creases. The only real trick is that you would put some of the images in pre-comps and use those pre-comps instead of the original sources, so things line up perfectly when you slice and split. That said, you could of course simply buy the template advertised in the video and modify it to your needs. Sometimes a bit of hands-on learning and reverse engineering can be more telling then elaborate tutorials or longwinded explanations.

Mylenium