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Flicker Effect
I’m cutting in Adobe Premiere Cs6 and I’m trying to add the flicker effect. After searching around online, I know if I buy Magic Bullet plugin, it comes with it for after effects. I’m trying to see if there is another way to do it, in premiere, or in after effects without dropping 2k just for this one effect. Tony Scott uses it a lot, heres a link you can see it used numerous times if you aren’t sure who i am talking about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4kLizDXLY0
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The effect could be created using color correction tools. For example, increase gain with the Luma Corrector, or use the Fast Color Corrector to decrease input white level and change the color balance or hue angle.
The effect can be applied to a clip by using keyframes to toggle the changes on and off. Alternatively, create a copy of the clip you want to flash and insert it above the original clip on the timeline. Apply the effects to the copy, then trim and/or use the extract tool to leave only a few “flashed” images a few frames apart from each other.
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thanks!
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