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TKY Free FCPX Reflection Effect
Add a reflection to an image with controls for:
– Black/White background selection;
– Reflection Opacity;
– Reflection Fade Position;
– Reflection Blur;
– Contrast, and contrast pivot for affecting reflection “punch”;
– Scale, position and Y rotation of the primary image box;
– Left, right and top crop for primary image box.Simon Ubsdell
Director/Editor/Writer
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Hi Simon! Quick question…I dig this effect but for some reason, I can’t change the background color! Everytime I try, it resets it to white again. It’s the same whether I click on the color and try that way, or if I click on the dropdown that brings up the color pallette. Have you had this problem? Think it could be fixed?
Thanks for all you’re doing here!
Tony
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Hi Tony
Sorry about this – I forgot to post the update that corrected this issue.
Here it is.
You can now select any colour and not just black or white (or white only!).
Simon Ubsdell
Director/Editor/Writer
http://www.tokyo-uk.com -
Hi,
I just wonder how i can install the plugin in to Final cut pro X, i mean where shall i copy it to?
Thanks
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The file contained images and some other file with no directions for getting it into FCPX, can you please advise?
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For details of how to install all FCPX plug-ins please see here:
https://fcp.co/forum/7-how-to-tutorials/2323-faq-how-to-install-fcpx-plug-ins
Simon Ubsdell
Director/Editor/Writer
http://www.tokyo-uk.com -
Will this work on videos?
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Great, thank you! I’ll be using this to recreate the PiP style that Apple uses during their keynotes and product announcements.
It’s going to be a lot of key framing so if you know of an easier to accomplish this effect, please please please, let me know!
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If you could indicate what sort of animation you had in mind it’s probably fairly easy to help … are you sliding them in, from left/right/above/below? Arew they also moving off in the same way? Or do you have something else in mind?
Simon Ubsdell
Director/Editor/Writer
http://www.tokyo-uk.com -
Hi Joe
I don’t know what you have in mind for your animations but here’s an alternative version of this effect that has a Cover-Flow style move in and out, which can be tweaked to taste.
As I say, it’s pretty easy to customize this kind of effect if you know what you are trying to achieve animation-wise, but it’s hard to come up with something that covers every possible eventuality when you don’t know what those eventualities might be.
Hope it’s useful for you anyway …
Simon Ubsdell
Director/Editor/Writer
http://www.tokyo-uk.com
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