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Vignettes
Posted by strypes
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Re: Vignettes April 26, 2008 11:50AM |
An extremely subtle vignette is often a really simple way of focusing a part of the picture, it can also lend more depth to the frame.
I very rarely use a heavy vignette unless its n old film look they are going for.
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I very rarely use a heavy vignette unless its n old film look they are going for.
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Re: Vignettes April 26, 2008 11:37PM |
There's an example in this tutorial, right near the bottom. It's the eiffel tower shot. It just enhances the picture.
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Colour My World
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Re: Vignettes April 27, 2008 12:22AM |
It depends on the style of the piece, but a subtle vignette like that one could go in pretty much without missing a beat. You can also use them as focusers by substituting blur for darkening.
Like Andy says, Top gear does it on almost every shot. I was thinking of doing a tutorial on the 'Top Gear effect' recently, actually.
Like Andy says, Top gear does it on almost every shot. I was thinking of doing a tutorial on the 'Top Gear effect' recently, actually.
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Re: Vignettes April 27, 2008 12:47AM |
And by the way, I'm not nearly as lovely as Derek. 
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Re: Vignettes April 27, 2008 03:01AM |
I don't know that any set of plugs is a straight substitute for any other. You just have to get what works for what you do, and what you can afford. I like the Grading Suite ones a lot, but of course there are other things it doesn't do for which I have other plugs. It's up to you.
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