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radstorm

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15. September 2006 @ 11:42

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Greetings; I am wondering what affordable software (if any) I can use to create "picture in a picture"?

Well actually more like video in a video..I will try to explain this..

I guess another name would be layering..

Let's say I have 2 AVI clips (waits for everyone to say "I have 2 AVI clips") :o) ..one AVI clip of real clouds..and one of a cartoon airplane done in a 3D program and exported as an AVI clip also..is there any program that can blend them together and look like one movie..??

Sort of like the hollywood film making blue screen trick..

Like where they put an actor in a background and he appears to really be in the scene..I think it's a trick of stipping the color blue in the background

I hear adobe aftereffects can do it..but I don't own a house I can re-mortgage to buy adobe stuff

I seen a program ahile back somewhere that can do it..they had 2 movies..one of water..and one of a duck..the software blended the 2 creating the illusion the duck was in the water (not that it would be that hard to find a duck in water in the first place)

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GrandpaBW

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16. September 2006 @ 11:38

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Any of the newer Roxio suites will do that. What you are referring to is called chromaKey.

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