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RIP Ken Burns effect? Post camera moves will never be the same. Convert and image or video into a 3D scene and animate a virtual camera to create a new move. Camera control by Moonvalley

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This tool is insane. Upload any image. Move camera in 3D space. And get a completely new camera angle 🤯 Also it’s free! 👇
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This tool is insane. Upload any image. Move camera in 3D space. And get a completely new camera angle 🤯 Also it’s free! 👇

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ProjectAlpha22 🏳️‍🌈 I hand animate it while referencing the clip, and for the camera, I have the clip for the shot in the scene camera, and I do a really silly thing where I place the blender cursor on a defined point in the image, and rotate the camera to keep the image in that "spot"

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I don't need a new camera, I don't need a new camera, I don't need a new camera, I don't need a new camera, I don't need a new camera, I don't need a new camera..... The Camera:
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"I tried to do a cool move for the e! shot but I was a little stoned and the camera moves fast and like an alien arm"

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Here's a breakdown of how I animated this action shot! The character rigs are parented to the camera, so I animate by eyeballing the perspective I want and then I animate the camera movement after I'm happy with how it looks owob

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