| Red Eye Effect - Creating the Red Eye |
| Written by Ben | |||||
| Wednesday, 29 April 2009 16:17 | |||||
Page 3 of 3 Alrighty. The Null Objects will probably get in the way for the next steps, so we’re going to turn off their visibility. To do this; click on the Eye icons in front of the layers. This will make them invisible on your composition but will still retain all the data we’ve added. ![]() Now create a New Solid; LAYER > NEW > SOLID... Make it a bright red colour and make sure to click MAKE COMP SIZE. Then hit OK. Now, to begin with you’ll also need to turn off the visibility of this layer for a few moments. so hit the eye icon to make it vanish. Make sure the Red Solid layer is selected and select the Pen Tool (G). Now draw a rough outline around the iris of the eye. ![]() Now turn the visibility for this layer back on. ![]() It doesn’t look very good at the moment, so what we’re going to do is turn down the layer opacity. Toggle down the menu for the Red Solid and toggle down the menu for MASK, and MASK 1. Feather out the layer by about 14 Pixels. Now toggle down the TRANSFORM menu. Now drag the opacity down to about 70%. That should now look pretty good.
Now we need to Duplicate this layer. Highlight the layer and go; EDIT > DUPLICATE... As you can see, each layer has it’s own Pick-whip. All you need to do is click on the layer’s Pick-whip and drag it over to the layer you’d like to parent it to.
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| Last Updated on Thursday, 28 May 2009 08:55 |





