AEPowerPin It would be so easy... Directors and clients could simply decide before the shoot what should be shown in the scene on the smartphone, monitor or iPad and then you could shoot it just like that. But because decisions are so difficult, the screen insert has become an integral part of our day-to-day work. And whether we use a point track, a planar track or Mocha Pro to get to the heart of the matter, we end up with a corner pin in Nuke. This is all very well as long as we don't have to move or scale the content. In this case, we can get involved in the "artist versus perspective" battle, which is simply not fair with the four corners of the "From" tab of the corner pin node. Aitor Echeveste's AE PowerPin provides a remedy here, as it not only offers decent perspective guides, but also the option of moving and scaling the content along these guides in the correct perspective. Especially nice: If you have already exported a corner pin with a correct track, for example from Moch...
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