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smoothcam filter
All I got to say is wow! I recently shot a 1on1 interview post media scrum after a football game. Stood a little further than normal to narrow the DoF and so i could come out on occasion from the subject revealing a nice shot of both the interviewer and subject. the further distance resulted in a little more camera shake than I like on the tight shot.
Once back at the ranch I decided to give the steadycam filter a try.. man oh man,,, after some adjusting of the controls it made the entire interview look like it was shot with a steadycam. smooth,, very smooth.
Colin McQuillan
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[Colin McQ] ” I decided to give the steadycam filter a try”
“SMOOTHCAM FILTER” not steadycam filter 😛
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where can u find the “SMOOTHCAM FILTER?” is it a plugin or something? Im a newbie to Final Cut. Thanks
Bones
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Hiya Colin, long time and all that.
We just ran a few simple DV shots through Motion’s smoothing operations. It was amazing. Then we decided to try the Flow Motion time extension. Another killer render.
bogiesan
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It’s in FCP6.
All the best,
Tom
Class on Demand DVDs “Complete Training for FCP6,” “Basic Training for FCS2” and “Final Cut Express Made Easy”
Author: “Final Cut Pro 5 Editing Essentials” and “Final Cut Express 3.5 HD Editing Workshop” -
I’ll have to play with that one a bit!! I build stylized open tease sequences for hockey, football, and soccer broadcasts and use a tonne of fast-mo and slo-mo. Typically,, for ease and efficiency I do straight razor cuts and speed change the snippets.
In the next couple weeks I need to build a bunch of thematic packs,, I’ll probably give all the new studio2 features a good run!
cheers,
Colin McQuillan
Vancouver BC -
Be sure to take a few hours to watch the promo DVD that came with your FCS2 package. It roughly explains how to get into the Flow functions in Motion.
bogiesan
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