In order to use GES, you will have register through this link. What’s more, as a tool it is free – as long as you’re happy to leave a Google watermark on your images of course! Preparing GES We’ll take a look at GES and demonstrate how simple it really is. To better understand this tool, check the video below: GES also allows you to generate tracking points, which can then be used in After Effects to add elements such as markers, texts and so on.
Most of its data has been modelled in 3D, which means that it has become an online creation tool, where you can draw your own air paths, with the ability to edit all possible parameters including the camera angles, the targets, the time of day/night, the movement of the shot and so on. The issue with it however is that it could never be used within a professional environment, in that when zoomed in, you’d end up with a flat and pixelated image. This online tool has made it possible to travel across the world thanks to a phenomenal bank of satellite images. Google Earth Studio (which going forward we’ll refer to as GES in this article) can be seen as the logical continuation of Google Earth. We detail how this can be used to help edit aerial sequences, and how its stunning results may herald the future of video editing. Google Earth Studio is a more recent edition that provides an animation tool for its satellite and 3D imagery. How To Google Earth is a software that has been around for years.
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