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From: David Bogie
Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 14:05

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Sorry, misunderstood your question.  If you don't have Evolution's Multiplane, you should be able to do this easily with AE5's 3D capabilities. You stack up three or four cloud layers and just drop your camera through them. If you make each of them dramatically different, a certain illusion of depth can be communicated.  any of the noise/cloud/turbulence filters can create your cloud layers. Adding linear movement to them also helps.  

The easiest way to drop the camera and move it around the way you want is to parent it to a null object. That way you can give your camera some diagonal or radial movement, further enhancing the illsion of depth.  

david

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