[Chris Wright]

you may have other drives that are infected, including removable drives, and your windows update patches may be infected if you slip streamed anything, etc.

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[Chris Wright]

I forgot to add, Twixtor pro’s forward interop with smart blend is designed to work with pans, so try the demo too. Here’s the tut.

https://library.creativecow.net/articles/freitag_lori/twixtor_premiere-pro_artifacts/video-tutorial

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[Chris Wright]

Timewarp isn’t perfect and often needs to be tweaked. Under tuning there’s vector detail which can go up to 100 and smoothing global and local modifiers, and filtering set as extreme. Also, Reevision’s Twixtor has custom hand drawn vector maps where you can guide the vectors to do the right thing.

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[Chris Wright]

I forgot to add the black slider. Sorry!
and to keep from crashing, precomp the temporal effects or they will often crash. They need the full frames.

https://www.megaupload.com/?d=8SXYWKLH

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[Chris Wright]

For something like this, I don’t think AE’s simple motion tracking will easily give the results you want. Here’s my thoughts ,but if you still want to use AE’s motion tracking, simple hold the ALT key and drag to a new object that’s in frame. AE will keep the offset tracking correctly.

1. virtualdub’s free deshaker is super easy to use and gives great results. It uses vectors to control the camera smoothing by filling in edges, and adaptive zooms. Really good programming.

2. Use Ae’s timewarp with pixel motion then precomp it and timestretch that to the same timewarp amount in the same fps. It will maintain the same fps but will smooth out any jerky movements.

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[Chris Wright]

That’s not setup with a alpha matte etc. Here, I put my program and the film fix into the same project with a slider for the white dirt protection called “Dirt remover white protect level”

Here’s the file
https://www.megaupload.com/?d=NMKDRL9Y

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[Chris Wright]

I’m sure there’s others ways that are easier, but I copy the footage above and use levels individual controls then set the alpha rgb input black as an alpha track matte.

and if you’re interested in a free, white blow out fixer for cs3, I made one.
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/2/981317

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[Chris Wright]

Hi again, good news, I managed to squeeze a few more gigawatts out of the blow out fixer by add a new slider. Here’s the update…

https://www.megaupload.com/?d=7T8L00DR

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[Chris Wright]

i would use find edges controlled by a selectable alpha mask to get the edges that you want, then apply the glow effect. For the non-edges, use the animation preset bloom or glow controlled by a definable color luma mask.

You can get really nice prism effects by putting a shift r,g,b for each color, setting each to screen, then vignette edges with optics compensation effect.

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[Chris Wright]

I made a free blow out update.

1. Saturation that works like photoshop’s vibrance
2. Local contrast that works like Topaz adjust
3. stronger soft layers to make up for not being in 32bpc

https://www.megaupload.com/?d=FTSBTXUM

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