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How to achieve this particular mild ghosting effect
Dear All,
In the attached clip you can see a particular mild ghosting effect, that is sometimes an unwanted side effect from the De-Flicker Filter.
But I need exactly that specific look for a serious of shots.
Which OFX Filter is there, that can produce exactly this look?Thanx a Lot!
Best,
Sascha Engel
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2 Replies
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I used to do these in Avid by layering the shot on top of itself a few times, and offsetting each layer by a few more frames that the previous layer. Then play with the opacity of the layers.
There was also a plugin from Sapphire i think called frame blend, or frame delay or something like that that essentially did the same thing, but all on 1 layer. Not sure if Boris has a similar effect.
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Hi Glenn,
I figured a few options by now:
1.) Indeed having a second instance of the clip in question, putting on top of the original, changing the speed (e.g. slowing it down a little) and taking the Opacity down to your liking.
2.) Motion Trails OFX
3.) Analog Film Damage: play with settings, specially the ghosting part.
They are all ok, but none of it comes close to the effect that De-Flicker gives you, when set to certain parameters.
Best,
Sascha
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