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Cleaning up 8mm and 16mm footage
Hi everyone,
I don’t touch AE much, as I’m usually more on the editing side of things (usually FCP 7/X) I am working on a project using 8mm and 16mm archival footage. I’d like to clean up the scratches/etc. Any particular AE or FCP plugin/method the community would suggest? -
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Take a look at this software, it isn’t cheap:
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davincirevival
If you want to eliminate scratches in AE you will need to use the clone tool to paint them out. It will be a very time consuming process. I personally think it gives old film a cool look.
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ouch! $9,000 for linux, here’s a $49 one that works just as good
https://spotremoverfilter.com/ -
[Stephen Smith] “Take a look at this software, it isn’t cheap:
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davincirevival“
Revival is terrible and Blackmagic is probably killing it soon. I wouldn’t put any money on it. PFclean is good but still expensive, you can get a 30 day fully functioning trial of it though. Digital Vision Phoenix is also an option but they don’t even have a price up on the website so…
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Hmm. Seems like the PFClean website is down (hopefully not bone.) It’s weird: It seems like everyone stopped developing these program several years ago. Seems like there should be a program/plugin that would allow you to clean up a frame of a scene manually, then tell it to process the rest to look like that.
Any other options, or anyone know another place to find PFClean trial?
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[Ryan Ritchey] “Seems like there should be a program/plugin that would allow you to clean up a frame of a scene manually, then tell it to process the rest to look like that.”
Dust and scratches aren’t in same spots in different frames.
[Ryan Ritchey] “anyone know another place to find PFClean trial?”
You’ll need to email Pixel Farm’s customer service.
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