Hey, yeah, I guess you're right! So it's fitting that you guys are partners of sorts - Hope to see even more cooperation in the future!
In fact, I have an idea for a plugin that, at least on paper, shouldn't be too difficult to write, but would be really useful for those of us doing homemade sfx kind of stuff but can't afford After Effects, Premiere, etc: A plugin that can simulate the movement of a handheld camera within a scene.
Imagine, I create a split screen (or layered green screen) shot of me interacting with...me... at some high resolution (like 4096x2304 or 1920x1080) and then I use this hypothetical handheld camera plugin to move a same aspect ration box (such as 1920x1080 or 1280x720) within the full-rez scene, so that it looks like it was filmed 'naturally'. This zoomed box would be the output video. Cool, eh? This sort of thing is possible with PD12 right now, except a) the smaller dimension box is just a guess because the dimensions of the 'zoomed' box is not given (and no numerical entry is available) and b) the movements have to be keyframed by hand. Although it looks cool, it doesn't look 'real'.
I have lots more ideas for plugins, simple-but-useful to more complex. I'd make them myself if I had any idea how to do it! LOL
Take care,
Russell
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