Pixel Film Studios – ProJection – 3D Projection Mapping for Final Cut Pro X

Pixel Film Studios – ProJection – 3D Projection Mapping for FCPX

Final Cut Pro X users can bring their 2D images to life with PROJECTION from Pixel Film Studios. This plugin allows editors to map a photo of an alley, hallway or room onto a 3D environment in FCPX. PROJECTION also gives users the ability to add text, logos, or keyed footage to their 3D room.

PROJECTION Plugin requires FCPX 10.1.2. Mac Mini and Macbook Air computers with Intel graphics cards are not compatible with this plugin.

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3D Projection Mapping Tools with Projection in Final Cut Pro X

From 2D to 3D in FCPX

Projection allows FCPX users to project a 2D image onto a 3D room. Then with a 3D camera, editors can pan, tilt, and dolly around their environment to observer it from unique and interesting perspectives. Projection is a great tool for turning a stagnant photo into a fun and engaging journey.

Control the Environment

FCPX editors can take total control of their environment. With easy-to-use sliders and controls, they can adjust the depth, width, and height of their room. Then, by grabbing the on-screen controls, users can manipulate the position and rotation of the perspective lines.

Add Text or Keyed Footage

Projection is a powerful tool that can help editors create 3D title sequences quickly in Final Cut Pro X. With designated presets, users can add logos, text, or keyed footage to their scene that can interact with their environment in 3D space.

Designed for Final Cut Pro X

Projection was professionally designed by the team at Pixel Film Studios for FCPX. As an FCPX generator, this tool can be dragged-and-dropped onto the timeline and filled with a still image. Projection also contains easy-to-use controls built into the Final Cut Pro X Inspector that allow users to customize their environment quickly.

PIXEL FILM STUDIOS – PROJECTION – PROJECTION MAPPING FOR FCPX