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“overexposed frame with misalignment” transition
Hi all,
I’ve been using a manual technique to create “this overexposed frame with misalignment” transition effect but it doesn’t look nearly as convincing as in this example:
Is there a transition for sale that exists to simplify the process of getting that effect at a cut? I’ve just spent some time looking and nothing jumps out at me.
Thanks!
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Saphire-Genarts, Boris BCC, Noise Industry FX Factory Pro, Industrial Revolution and Adobe After Effects.
Steve Eisen
Eisen Video Productions
Board of Directors
Chicago Final Cut Pro Users Group -
Hi Steve,
I’ve downloaded all the trials for those and many others but still have seen what I’m hoping is out there. I would have run across it by now I think. The reason that I think its possible to combine effects into a convenient transition is because of plugins like this, which seems to combine so many different attributes into a very easy-to-apply package:
https://www.digital-heaven.co.uk/dh_retrotv
Right now I’m combining three different elements to come up with a (not quite yet but close) organically convincing in-camera film cut. I have artbeats film effects as a screen composite above an additive dissolve with keyframed registration adjustments. It works, but its time consuming compared to what I think is possible by someone much smarter than I…
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