Light Streak Effect

[Shane Ross]

What video?

Like this?

https://www.lucavisualfx.com/clips.htm

Buy these, layer them on V2 over the footage, then change the Composite mode (right click, COMPOSITE MODE) to SCREEN.

Shane

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[Colton Phiscator]

Whoops forgot the video…

Here…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqWq_48LxWQ&feature=av2e

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[Bret Williams]

Forget about the light ray effect, I’m curious about the effect at 4:07. Is that a plugin?

[John Fishback]

Checkout To Much Too Soon’s Flashframe. And, there are other FX in the package, too.

John

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[Shane Ross]

AH…different then film effects.

Shane

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[Bret Williams]

I saw some garbage overlaid with a screen or add mode, and a bunch or prism and lens flares. The latter possibly added in post, but I thought most of it looked like lens filters. I’ve seen shooters shoot through glass and prisms in foreground before.

OT: anyone see how they shot star trek? For a film that I thought was 95% CG it turned out that it was only like half CG or less. Even large interiors were real like the doctored up budweiser factory. And the lens flares were real, done by shining flashlights at the camera. The incessant camera shake was real. The director himself physically shook the camera magazine.