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film burnout/exposed film effect
I’m also trying to get the effect of film burning out or getting exposed to direct light i guess. Y’know how in some montage/music videos/ skate videos you see the film go red/yellow/orange and flash around for a bit?
I’ve tried the film flash effect by Aharon Rabinowitz and that’s cool but not quite what I’m after.Any help?
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This effect is contained in the Boris Continuum Complete package.
Walter Biscardi, Jr.
https://www.biscardicreative.com“I reject your reality and substitute my own!” – Adam Savage, Mythbusters
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also check out Aharon Rabinowitz’ tutorial on this. Click on his head.
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The best way is to use stock clipsThat are true film exposure at the end of a roll. Then SCREEN transfer this over your footage. For example we’ve made some of this by rolling film with the lens cap on and tweaking a bright flashlight into the viewfinder so it leaks onto the film. Then still with the lens cap on, let the roll run out. It will give you a few seconds of the orange yellow, white burning look. Then if you’re really bold, open the mag in sun light and let it expose the edges of the film.
If you don’t feel like making it yourself, there should be stock footage to use. There are digital simulations, but they just don’t look like the real thing.
Chris Smith
https://www.sugarfilmproduction.com
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