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Shaky Cam With WCP9K

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1 Topic by MatthewBowler January 20, 2011 (12:10pm)

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Topic: Shaky Cam With WCP9K

I'm not sure how to do a shaky cam with the WCP9K. It's not that I don't know how to do a shaky cam, I just can't seem to do it with a WCP9K. Can anyone help?

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2 Reply by RedBrick1 January 20, 2011 (12:39pm)

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Re: Shaky Cam With WCP9K

Hmmmm, one way of course would be to do it while you are animating, however most of the time I do it in post production.

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3 Reply by coolasice11 January 20, 2011 (07:53pm)

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Re: Shaky Cam With WCP9K

If you have Sony Vegas, you can get a thing called NewBlueFX, where you can add Earthquake effects that look like shaky cam. Unfortunately, there is a big logo in the middle, unless you license it.