Chris Wright
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Audio Coin
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COW Coin
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it probably put them in another folder, do a search for aex files and put them in the plugins folder.
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a little off topic, but if your footage is blurry, reelsmart motionblur set at -2 neg 2, removes blur
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i made a quick ae 6 project that remove up to 3 specks at a time.
it has speck size, remove speck, and visible boundry box.
it’s cc wire removal set in cross-hair positions attached to a shape layer. -
keep in mind, that you are actually looking for a .95 lens because the t3i has a horrible 1.6 crop factor! .95×1.6=1.52.
You can’t skimp on the ND filter or your picture will get very soft.
Also, cheap lens don’t have enough blades so the transition is harsh and
ugly. The more blades, the prettier the softness.Unfortunately, coupling .95 with many blades, low chromatic aberration, ir coating, professional nd’s, will run you into the thousands. That’s the price you pay for cineramic quality.
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that still isn’t automatic. I think he’s looking to automatically match volume
I would try rms or perceived loudness. Once they are equal,put a multiband compressor on the master track. That will smooth out the loudness.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/audition/cs/using/WS1321CAC4-3974-4e2a-AC94-F929A5C256A3.html
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you can try my free auto white balance/deflicker fixer. it works really well and the best part is that it is free!
aep cs3 aep
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try frame interpolation with timewarp/twixtor. It will average/smooth out the frames so that you can speed ramp
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can you try slowing 50% then taking that render and ingesting again for more slowdown. Sometimes it creates nicer results than trying to warp all at once.
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im going to take a stab at this. ok, since you’re using a dolly, I bet the 24p on the dolly is the culprit. You probably wouldn’t see that if you used a glidecam because it doesn’t have wheels that are sticky or bumpy. Try adding weight to the dolly so that it has greater inertia. then add silicon oil to the friction parts.