Chris Wright
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Audio Coin
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COW Coin
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the easiest way to to make them look pretty is first AE glow/trapcode shine effects on your computer , then use color finesse soft clip smart limiter to gradually make them legal signals.
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There’s Natress, AE’s timewarp, and twixtor. I would search by keyword about these and decide which route to go.
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yes, if you have CS4, and a size that isn’t a preset to match exactly, then the stretch trick inside AE won’t work. You’d have to use the Adobe media encoder and import a AEP comp file from it, ususally your final comp.
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oops, that project file was an older one. Here’s the right one.
https://www.megaupload.com/?d=9U2P61SD
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well i think for shots where the lighting/saturation changes, you have to use clone tool with ALT key. That copies the lighting/saturation changes 10 pixels over. and blur/noise/grain is your friend.
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you can use quadtone in photoshop. It’s similar to tritone in AE and will make b/w look good after you mess with the curve gradient threshholds.
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what i like to do is hightlight the last Queue that worked and hit CTRL+D so that it pops back in all duplicated and ready to go.
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Here’s pics of aviator after and before and a b/w tritone 3-d enhancement after and before.
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try setting memory to default or even a little lower than that. that way the memory won’t crash the render. and a tiff sequence would save time from where it crashed before.