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| Drop Shadow using Expressions | ||
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In this tutorial I demonstrate how you can use expressions to control a drop shadow to give the illusion of depth. It is a pretty simple concept once you think about it. If an object is casting a shadow, as the object moves further from the background the shadow becomes less pronounced. The opposite happens as the object moves closer to the background.
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