[Stig Olsen]

Ah.. thanks!

[Stig Olsen]

That’s great, thanks guys!
This is the white lines of a football stadium, so any idea how I can mess up the lines a bit to make them less machine straight?

[Stig Olsen]

What is the benefit of the contant setting? Any way to have the clone stamp tool to mark the area it’s going to affect like in PS?

[Stig Olsen]

Thanks but this is not what Im looking for. I need to replace parts with acne (many small blemishes) or track clones to this spesific area. It could help if I figured out how to use the mask vertex data that I have (I have a mask that follows the skin area) and apply that to a null object.

[Stig Olsen]

Hi Walter, yes i does.

[Stig Olsen]

Hi Dave,

Thanks for your answer. You always provide such great insight!
Can you help me list some of the most common uses? Grain, textures? flares?

Stig

[Stig Olsen]

Hi Walter,

I think I need to repeat my question ” Can I use a background texture and blend the image on top to create this effect? What textures can I use?” I also said that the result needs to be possible to create in other software packages like Davinci resolve, Baselight etc.

Any takers?

Best,
Stig

[Stig Olsen]

Hi,

A textured video is the goal, not a still image…

[Stig Olsen]

Something like this – https://www.google.no/search?q=old+photograph+color&espv=2&biw=2133&bih=1044&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi0oqSZ0b_PAhUJGCwKHZncByAQ_AUIBigB&dpr=0.9#tbm=isch&q=old+photograph+color+printed&imgrc=4mo5MBjOpgpknM%3A

[Stig Olsen]

Hi Walter,

The blending tools is available in other softwares as well so the final solution could definitely make use of blending modes. I just want to know if it’s possible to get to the result that I have described with lets say a “background plate” in combination with blending modes? Any examples?

Best,
Stig