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What happens when someone objects to a couple getting married at a wedding?
Q. I've never seen it happen personally. I was wondering what occurs after someone objects. Do the couple not get married because there is an objection? Does the person who objects have to defend his decision? What else happens?
Asked by Dragon - Mon Jun 21 01:20:55 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well, in Jane Eyre the person who objected objected because the groom was already married. So he couldn't legally get married again.
Answered by Andrea - Mon Jun 21 18:56:22 2010

How do I combine 3d objects with a live action scene?
Q. Using blender to create a 3d object and after effects for motion tracking, how could I combine the two? Is there any way to export 3d objects to After Effects from Blender? Do I need to bring the movie into blender, and if so is there any way of motion tracking? Say, for example, I have a scene of a table and the camera tracks around it. I create a 3d mug in blender. What next if I want to put the mug on the table in the scene?
Asked by UnceasingFaun - Mon Dec 15 10:48:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments

A. You can't do 3d tracking with After Effects. You need software that's way more sophisticated. If it's a static shot where the camera isn't moving, you should be able to do something like render your 3d object with an alpha channel and just plop it on top of the video, or insert the video as a picture plane behind your object in Blender. Moving camera shots are a different story all together. To do this properly, you need to match the camera movement in your 3D scene to the camera you shot the footage with. Programs that can do this are fairly expensive. I had a 3D tracking project in my compositing class, and we used an application called PFtrack. I looked up the price and it was $6000.
Answered by boreduninspired - Mon Dec 15 16:50:41 2008

How do you put animated objects onto a home video?
Q. I want to make a video with animated objects such as spinning worlds and such. I want to make it look like I am interacting with them, eg, throwing them or holding them. Any ideas? What software might I need?
Asked by Charlotte - Thu Aug 20 12:30:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are actually a lot of ways you could approach it, although what I think you're aiming for would be a program called AfterEffects. It's a compositing program from Adobe. You could also do stop motion, or just rig models have friends help out and film the actual interaction.
Answered by Jesseh - Thu Aug 20 12:45:24 2009