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create kind of a burned effect
Hello,
I need to create a kind of burned effect on some shots in a movie im making.
When you ever watched a surffilm you probebly seen it.
Its like a sort of a burned effect on the edges of clips and the duration is only a couple of frames.
Tryed something like cc burn, but it doesnt look right.
I found a clip on the internet for example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jauwqv5gi_Q
at +-1:21-1:30Help apriciated!
Thanks
Mr T
Peace
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5 Replies
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If I were you I’d play around with some color solids with different blending modes and masks applied to them. Maybe an adjustment layer as well that blows out the saturation a bit or alters the color. Then it’s simply a matter of animating the opacity of these layers drastically over a few frames. I’d recommend using a Null object and linking the opacity of the ‘burn’ layers to its opacity, you could also add expression that stutters the footage a bit based on the opacity of the Null object (if you like that old film look).
This is assuming I understood the effect you’re looking for, the YouTube footage didn’t load all the way for me =)
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that stuff is shot on 16mm and 8mm film, so its not an effect its an actual defect in the film or processing.
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Here’s what I’d do:
Create an Adjustment Layer and apply a Fractal Noise (no complexity at all) + Blur (5 to 7) + Ramp (red and orange) and play with the blending modes.
The rest is only a matter of tweaking.
Good luck.
Justin Productions
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You mean like someone opened the back of the camera or loaded the reels in daylight?
bogiesan
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Ok Guys thanks.
I mested around with Fractel noise, CC toner, blurs, and the modes like Justin said.
Its looks OK now.T
Peace
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