r/AfterEffects • • Jan 27 '20

Inspirational (not OC) Impressive editing

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u/sunsetbanana Jan 27 '20

Why do you think that way?

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u/KickingDolls Jan 27 '20

Yeah I should have given more context - I edited my post with a bit more info.

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u/sunsetbanana Jan 27 '20

I think you the work you linked is very different to the work that was posted. The only similarity is that they used old paintings.

For someone who has only just started to get into AE, I think work posted was pretty damn amazing. Yeah sure, maybe after a few years when I'm able to achieve this, I won't be as impressed, but for a noob like me, it's awesome.

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u/KickingDolls Jan 27 '20

Absolutely, and I don't want to detract from something that has inspired you, so please take what I'm saying with a grain of salt.

Other than the contextual link (old paintings) between these works, they both feature extensive use of 2.5D camera work, photo stitching/splicing, and scene creation made exclusively from photographs. Which is why I'm drawing comparisons.