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Additive dissolve / film bloom effect in Avid MC?
Hi there,
I’ve done a lot of searching on various forums and across google but I still can’t seem to get what I’m after. It goes without saying that Avid lacks what FCP/Premiere call an “additive dissolve.” In Avid you can dip to white as a color, but what I’m after is more of a dissolve between the brightest points of each clip, a sort of blowing out of the highlights.I think it would be best to provide an example. I’m working on a project and the director and I are inspired by the way it was done in “The Diving Bell and The Butterfly”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2DV9PUx15s&t=0m34s (from around 0:34 to the end) — The highlights bloom out and back in between clips.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE9AstqCEKI (Same here… like an overexposure in the film gate, blowing out and blending into the next.)
That said, what ways could I achieve this with AVID using the regular tools? That is, without using BCC/Sapphire/etc.
I found some posts around the internet that recommended something like, having a filler track on V2 with a color effect that has a keyframed luma range, with the luma range blown out at the cut and back, but I tried this and it looks nothing like what I’m going for. Yes, it gets brighter, but I find it really unpleasant looking. I’m up to try things but I’m at a loss and I’m thinking it shouldn’t be that complicated, it’s a technique I’ve seen a lot of places… ?!
Thanks everyone. Oh, and if it helps, I’m running MC 5.5.2 on a mac.
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