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Pro Mist filter plugin
Can anyone recommend a plugin for FCP that will give me the look of either a Pro Mist or a Black Pro Mist filter.
Thanks,
Andy
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9 Replies
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Here’s a link:
Great plug-ins, and they have a Pro Mist plug.
https://www.digitalfilmtools.com/55mm/
-Todd Beabout
Vazda Studios -
DFT 55mm has one…called mist:
https://www.digitalfilmtools.com/55mm/
Shane
Littlefrog Post
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Try this- no filter needed!
1) Duplicate a clip and place it above original on the timeline.
2) Add Gaussian blur to the upper clip.
3) Enable composite mode on upper clip- “screen” for pro mist or “soft light” for black pro.Adjusting the amount of blur and using different composite modes can produce a lot of subtile or not so subtile effects.
If you still want a filter, I am very fond of the Nattress Film Effects series
Chris Paul
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POV,
I was interested in your post above, but after I put the dup’d clip above and added Gaussian blur, how do Enable the ‘Composite’ mode? Where do find that function? I under what it is (as in Photoshop) but I cannot find that in FCP.
Ernie Santella
Santella Film/Video Productions
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Just right click on the cliip and they pop up.
Chris Paul
POV -
Uh, no right/left on my Apple mouse. Any other way to access that menu?
Ernie Santella
Santella Film/Video Productions
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Control – Click
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Wayne Carey
Schazam Productions
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Do yourself a HUGE favor, Ernie….
Go out and get a two-button mouse. It’ll open up a whole world of right-click goodness that you’ll be amazed that you ever lived without.
CTRL-click works, but it’s way more cumbersome than right-clicking.
debe
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Joe’s Filters has a nice Difussion Filter that will do this. Also, if you can still find them, Eureka has a Silk Stocking filter that does a good job and it used to be free as well.
Tom
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