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what video filter is this?
can anyone tell me what video filter i need to use this effect?
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6 Replies
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Which filter are you talking about in particular? A few are used.
The creator certainly used a beach bypass effect and quite a heavy vignette in places as well as some nice time remapping. Quite like BBC’s Top Gear in it’s overall appearance.
All the best,
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Agreed, although I was going to say most looks like they used a film grain and also there were some dust and scratches filter in there as well.
There are quite a few effects in that video. Nicely done though
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If you talking about the cars being in colour and the rest of the shot being in black and white, that is achieved with the 3-way colour correction and the limit colour twirl down option at the bottom of the graphical preference plane. Its a little difficult to explain typing, but its colour limit with 3-way colour correction filter.
If thats what part your talking about.
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yea thats what i meant. its the bbc’s top gear look with the very dark contrast in the background yet the cars are very vivid. almost like HDR picture..
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yea that is what im talking about.. is there somewhere i can find a tutorial?
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If you google you will prob find. Search for Colour Limit with 3 way colour correction FCP or something like that. If not lynda.com does a tutorial series for final cut which are really good and this is covered but I cant for the life of me remember what final cut title it was under. Those are not free btw.
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