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  • Luca Bonomo

    December 14, 2012 at 12:19 am in reply to: Pluggins for Premiere Pro

    Hi everyone,
    It was nice to exchange a few emails with Brian,
    it is rather rare that a user buys both the alpha transition and the plugin version of the same fx (in this case Light Leaks) and that is what happened this time.

    We understand then where Brian comes from.

    We developed a plugin solution for fx like film burns after receiving countless requests.
    Many users wanted a set of parameters to customize the effect rather than having to apply filters etc.

    We developed some of the film fx such as Light Leaks and film leaders
    in the form of generators (with enough controls to customize stylization and geometry) to still allow the user to add filters, speed changes and more. These have become incredibly popular since their release.

    The best solution for every single user is to download the trial version before buying. It is the best way to know whether the plugin is
    what you are looking for.

    Many thanks Brian for your words and for giving us the opportunity to discuss and clarify the matter.

    We are all ears if anyone has a question or even a plugin or feature request,
    Best,

    Luca

  • Luca Bonomo

    November 15, 2012 at 9:37 am in reply to: Pluggins for Premiere Pro

    Hi Brian and everyone,
    something has changed regarding plugins available for Premire Pro.
    All our commercial plugins, including Sprocket Slip Transition,
    are now compatible with Premiere Pro 6.0 running on OS X 10.8.
    Light Kit require 10.7. All of them require FxFactory 4.0.
    Existing users need to re-download our plugins with the exception of
    Light Kit.

    https://www.lucavisualfx.com/news.htm

    Any question feel free to email us,

    regards,

    Luca

  • Luca Bonomo

    July 24, 2011 at 7:18 am in reply to: Would this be possible as effect.

    Hi,
    If you need the intermittence but not the flash that is not a problem.
    By simply removing/disabling a command in the script (glorious FxScript! God save FxScript!) I can give you exactly what you need, here a few examples (you can tweak duration and other parameters to your taste of course).

    https://www.videonline.co.uk/fd2q/IntermittentClips.mov

    Email me if you want me to send you the transition with only intermittent clips effect or with the option to enable/disable it (Works with FCP up to version 7).

    There are also some other free plugin of mine that create similar intermittent effects. One is Flicker Wipe Transition and the other (a bit funkier) is Shaky Bumb Transition (there’s an effect version too).

    They can all be found here:
    https://www.lucavisualfx.com/freebies.htm

    Hope this helps,

    Luca

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