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Posted by Jason Epperson
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film look July 23, 2001 11:08AM |
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Re: film look July 23, 2001 12:18PM |
<HTML>There are a few articles on this web page that speak to different types of lenses that can give you a film look even before you get to fcp2. Also there are a couple articles on things you can use within fcp2 to get that look. I don't know exactly where they are but their probably under articles or discussions somewhere.
Mike Hart</HTML>
Mike Hart</HTML>
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Re: film look July 23, 2001 01:22PM |
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Re: film look July 23, 2001 01:52PM |
<HTML>[www.lafcpug.org]
Duplicating the video on 2 tracks and adjusting the opacity of one track works really well.
mike</HTML>
Duplicating the video on 2 tracks and adjusting the opacity of one track works really well.
mike</HTML>
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Re: film look July 24, 2001 11:11AM |
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what about software? July 26, 2001 01:36PM |
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Re: what about software? July 26, 2001 01:40PM |
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Re: what about software? July 28, 2001 04:49PM |
<HTML>Cinelook matches film stocks very nicely. You can also (Laboriously) speed up the footage and re-interploate it back down to sort of match a 3:2 pulldown. (200%>50%=orig speed footage OR 400%>25%=orig. speed footage) then you can do an opactiy blend over original clip to get a cool llook. There is also a new de-interlacing plug-in from the Shape/Shade company(can't think at the moment). Never used it though.
G'luck
Tom</HTML>
G'luck
Tom</HTML>
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Re: what about software? July 30, 2001 11:58AM |
<HTML>Although some of the tips above have been impressive for what they accomplish, the tips I'm looking for is to match the rich colors of 16mm, or possibly software that can do this. A plug-in straight to FCP instead of After Effects would be nice, but surprisingly I don't think it exists.</HTML>
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Re: what about software? July 30, 2001 12:39PM |
<HTML>Not going to happen I'm afraid Matt. Video is Video and all we do it will NOT give you what you are looking for, cinelook not withstanding. There is something called the Magic Bullet which is a propietary process done over at the (damn, I can't remember the name) Search the feature articles over at 2-pop. Anyway, that'll cost ya big bucks I'm afraid.
mike</HTML>
mike</HTML>
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Re: what about software? July 31, 2001 01:33PM |
<HTML>Matt, What you want is totally possible, however you should plan on doing it in After Effects. There are several plug-ins including Cinemotion and Cinelook from Digieffects. The best tool out there is FilmFX from bigfx.com, however its PC only at the moment. They tell me a FCP version is due soon. It has presets galore including all the major filmstocks from 8mm to 35mm plus some FX presets. It can be tricky and requires a lot of trial and error to get the right look, buy it renders multiple times faster than the Digieffect products (which need desperately to be updated for the G4),
Lance
email me for complete details or help in achieving the look you want.</HTML>
Lance
email me for complete details or help in achieving the look you want.</HTML>
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