3D Animated Light & Shadow Effects | Camtasia Tutorial

[@RobtheMaritimer]

What's the over/under on how many times I say "cool" in this video?? It's pretty high lol!

[@an802adam]

12

[@Techy2Trader]

10? But in YOUR defense... you're passionate about Camtasia. lol

[@Acumind1]

Wow! It is cool!.

[@fulviodirosa]

Fantastic job and great video, Rob. Tank you

[@an802adam]

This is an exceptional walkthrough Rob. Great job again. This is demonstrating some fantastic effects with a great use case as an example.

[@RobtheMaritimer]

Thanks! Glad you liked it :-)

[@12boxes]

Great video. Am already thinking of use cases where several elements must be shown simultaneously and where 3D will create interest.

[@Techy2Trader]

Great content. I'll use this to spruce up upcoming videos. Thanks RTM!

[@RobtheMaritimer]

Great! Glad it helped :-)

[@squareggs]

This is super cool!! (see a theme here 😉), on a more serious note, this looks amazing and I have a use case I’m going to give this a go on, thank you 🤩

[@RobtheMaritimer]

Awesome! So glad it helped, and best of luck with your use case! :)

[@rafaelmatosdasilva]

I really love your videos! Is there any way to create a depth blur effect in Camtasia? Those 3D/perspective effects would look great with some more realism and depth blur. Thanks!

[@RobtheMaritimer]

That would be great! Unfortunately that isn't an option in Camtasia right now.

[@TedMattos]

Wow, the detail you put into this - great stuff, Rob! :) Question - is there any way to create some type of template so if a person wants to use this over and over again, they don't have to reinvent the wheel?

[@RobtheMaritimer]

Yes there is... I don't have a video (yet) specifically on creating a template for this exact setup, but I have a video on how to create a template once you have a project to the point where you'd like to recreate it in future videos... here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4rXmqxjpK6Nfbc

[@TedMattos]

@@RobtheMaritimer I'll check it out. Thank you, Rob!

[@Acumind1]

So instead of a circle with you in the corner, you took the background out that's great

[@RobtheMaritimer]

Yes, that’s two different ways you could do it, depending on the look you’re going for :)