Sparkling Particles Video Tutorial
Available soon….
Although this type of animation have been been done in After Effects by using Trapcode Particular, I thought it would be nice to show you another way to achieve this.
You can create the same thing by using Apple Motion particle system and a little bit of innovative thinking ; (particles, camera moves, dazzle)
This animation is not difficult to create. What is important in this animation is to prepare a small particle with some dazzle effects. After this is done you must bake the movie and import it back into new PAL or NTSC project where you need to use particle system and some camera moves to produce this effect.
Please bear in mind that it was quite difficult to compress this file as it contains a lot of small objects. The quality of the movie is not what I wanted but it ticks all the boxes.
Let me know what do you think about Sparkling Particles animation….
Sparkling Particles by Zak Peric www.embryo.me.uk from zak peric on Vimeo.
P.S Please leave a comment…
This is beautiful. I can think of some uses for this type of particles effects.
I will have more time to work on some tutorials really soon. They academic year is almost over. Thank God for that.
That many particles would probably make my computer explode.
The particles are small .mov files. You will find that it works just fine.
Very impressive, and the effect feels huge.
Yeas it is lovely effect. With just a little bit of innovation everything can happen.
Two words IMAGINATION, SKILSS you have both at a great level keep doing this great animations and motivate people like me that only have skills but no imagination.
It is always hard work like with everything else. Skills and imagination will come, keep on practicing that is all you need to do.
really pretty……… I think everyone has had an idea for an effect like this.
This can be used for all kind of things. Easy to make also.
Beautiful! I was greatly inspired by this piece, keep up the good work.
It is just getting better and better, pushing the boundries again
Many thanks Luc.