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how to add fx to "filler"Posted by michelleVS
Ha ha. I knew that you'd be asking an Avid related question as soon as I saw your subject. FCP doesn't work like that. Filters affect their clips only, and you can add multiple filters to any one clip. Perhaps if you tell me specifically what you are trying to accomplish, I can help you with the correct procedure.
Andy
I have a graphic that I'm doing a 'basic motion' adjustment on - basically a push in. I added a widescreen filter to the shot and the letterbox moves with the push in. Of course, I want the letterbox to stay put. I feel like I'm missing something very obvious, one of those 'oh duh!' things and it's driving me nuts. Any suggestions?
thx! mvs
> I have a graphic that I'm doing a 'basic motion' adjustment on - basically a push in. I added a
> widescreen filter to the shot and the letterbox moves with the push in. Another one of the classics. We can tell you ways to get around that with the Widescreen Matte filter, but the fact is, the Widescreen Matte filter is actually possibly the worst, least flexible, most troublesome way to achieve a letterbox matte. Read up on the alternatives below -- my favourite one is the "blank Text object" trick: [www.lafcpug.org] www.derekmok.com
All hail the power of the search engine! That's a great tip for faking a letterbox - using the color matte and mask shape. I was sure there was a more clever method of doing this that didn't involve building my own mask in Photoshop, and lo and behold, there it was.
Great tip, thank you! Jeff
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