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How do you achieve this effect?
I’m trying to figure out how to achieve the, I guess transition or filter effect at :53 seconds of this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJoYgfXVG4c
I have been trying to figure it out for days and I would appreciate it if someone can point me in the right direction.
Thanks!
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7 Replies
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This seems to be some kind of plug-in.
However you can use the lens flare effect in the video filters option of FCP. You can then create three keyframe points between 2 clips ex. one with 25% flare, one with 100% and one with 25% again. It will pretty much give you the same kind of effect.
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It’s called film burn, light leak, and or film clutter. You buy them from places like artbeats then put em on track two (or other track above your video) and them play with position over your cut and use a composite mode to add em. That’s the short version…I’m typing on an iPhone. Google or search these forums for “film burn effect tutorial”.
Tony Brittan
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Right: Light leak.
There are some tutorials that you will find googeling.
rafael -
Dave is absolutely right! Motion and it After Effects are your friends!
Tony Brittan
Apple Certified Pro – FCP
Owner – Island Shore Productions -
There are a few free ones here:
https://www.digitalcinemafoundry.com/2010/02/19/free-film-burns-exclusively-here/
Place one of them above your video and change the composite mode. Screen usually ends up looking nice.
Brian
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Brian – those are awesome! Free and in Prores as well. Nice share.
Tony Brittan
Apple Certified Pro – FCP
Owner – Island Shore Productions -
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