[Christopher Poole]

Like, how would I achieve the Borat look?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_S-BmQ4KF0&feature=related

Would I have to colour/blur it manually?

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[Christopher Poole]

Yeah, I’ve used that but I’m literally looking for presets of different video and film through time.

The Ross Synergy mixer had

1900s Film
1920s film
1940s film
1970s super 8
1970s video
home video
1980s video
1990s video

i think theres some demos on this demo page… https://www.rossvideo.com/synergy/squeeze14.html#demo

it does everything from the blur, to the colour, to the grain and vignette.

etc

[Christopher Poole]

Thanks,

I have tried all of those but they all seem really fiddly and too customisable.

I literally want to drag “80s home video” over my sequence and get it color graded, grained, blue, wobbled and bleachy. I mean in such a basic way, like in Garageband, you can change to “telephone”, “through the wall” etc. Or like in aperture when you can apply quick “toy camera” or “vintage” looks. which do everything including the vignette.

Either that, or some tutorials or presets for final cut on how to create those looks.

thanks