Lori Freitag
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RE:Vision Effects Coins
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Also, if you have, as you say “a not moving background” so the background is still. You can easily clean up one frame and use it to garbage matte back over the top and get rid of any excess warping that may not get fixed after Pierre helps you with the initial setup.
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Also, if you have, as you say “a not moving background” so the background is still. You can easily clean up one frame and use it to garbage matte back over the top and get rid of any excess warping that may not get fixed after Pierre helps you with the initial setup.
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I know it is a bit late, but I just saw this thread. Here is a tutorial that I did that addresses the “red” frame issue that you were having.
https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/Twixtor-in-Vegas-Red-Blue-Frames/1 -
Just wanted to add a little more info..
Two things:
– Twixtor can do a better job at velocity changes than Sony Vegas. When you say there are “double moving elements” that is the result of frame blending that Vegas does. So in this case Twixtor will probably do a better job and improve the quality of the slow-mo footage.– A slower shutter speed in the camera will produce more motion blur because the shutter is open longer. You were wondering if you will get better results if there is more motion blur in the original clip when you retime it in Sony Vegas because it will smooth the results of the frame blended results Sony Vegas gives. Personally I wouldn’t do that because then everything will be soft even when not retiming with Vegas. You should try Twixtor.
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I think the plug-in you are thinking of, that could help this shot, isn’t Twixtor, but RSMB which doesn’t currently work in Sony Vegas but works on many other applications.
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No, you can’t reduce the stutter. However, if you slow it down you can make it less obvious (that would need Twixtor). Or if RSMB tracks well, you could add RSMB to it and at least have motion blur on it so it reduces the stutter the eye will see.
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No, you can’t reduce the stutter. However, if you slow it down you can make it less obvious (that would need Twixtor). Or if RSMB tracks well, you could add RSMB to it and at least have motion blur on it so it reduces the stutter the eye will see.
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I just wanted to let you know that we have now posted a couple of new tutorials here on Creative Cow and also on our own website for RE:Flex. I am still working on them so you will see more, but here are a few:
https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/Warper-Basics-1/1
https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/Warper-Basics-2/1 -
I just wanted to let you know that we have now posted a couple of new tutorials here on Creative Cow and also on our own website for RE:Flex. I am still working on them so you will see more, but here are a few:
https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/Warper-Basics-1/1
https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/Warper-Basics-2/1 -
Just to add to what Pierre said about Smoothkit diffuse, and some selective color correction. You can start with the color correction and de-saturate overall, then pull a luminance matte of selective areas (that you want more vibrant) and pump up the saturation for these areas, then you can add the Smoothkit diffuse plug-in and do an overall slight diffuse and then add some grain on top of everything. That receipe should give you a similar look.