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Final Cut HD how to add an old grainy look to clips?
Yo,
Just wondering if it is possible to add an old grainy 16:9 look to some clips, nothing fancy but I remember back in the day I used to be able to do it on movie maker on the pc.
Thanks,
Aaron
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Using a combination of the Noise Generator, Blur and Overlay command. I posted on how to do this I think last year if you do a search on my name.
Walter Biscardi, Jr.
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And for a real old-film look, use one of these:
https://www.nattress.com/
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OK thanks, just realised I put 16:9 when I meant to say 16mm… I need to get more sleep haha!
Cheers!
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Quicktime’s film filters are pretty decent. You can adjust grain, color fade, even film scratches and hairs. If you’re delicate with it, you can get good results.
Good luck.
jp
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In my book, I describe how to do just that, go to QT to get the looks. However, I make scratches, etc. on black backgrounds and just layer them on top of the footage in the timeline–then just add a composite mode and adjust opacity to taste.
Kevin Monahan
http://www.fcpworld.com
Author – Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro
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