Explosive motion graphics: Part two

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Alex Donne Johnson explains how to composite sequences from in using RPF Camera Data.

Carrying on from last month's tutorial we are now going to run through how to create another element in Cinema 4D and then composite them both in After Effects.

We will also learn how to create a camera inside After Effects that moves in exactly the same way as the one we used in Cinema 4D, using something called 'RPF Camera Data'. This is perfect for compositing loads of 2D elements into a 3D scene inside After Effects.

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