Tero Ahlfors
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COW Coins
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You’ll need a newer version of Premiere.
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Right click the file in the project panel or timeline and choose “source settings”.
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[Josh Krauth-Harding] “The obvious solution to this (I thought) would be to put it on an adjustment layer and rotate it 180 degrees. Unfortunately when I do this the snow effect still falls down, in fact– no matter what rotation I put the adjustment layer at, the snow still falls down.”
Precomp the layer and then flip it in the main comp?
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[Shannon Bedford] “I’d be interested to know how the overlap effect is achieved at around 31secs. Is it just cropping? “
It’s called rotoscoping.
[Shannon Bedford] “Would the final shot be outdoor green screen?”
You could, but then you’d also need a clean plate to fill the part where the green screen is. That shot at 31 secs would be pretty easy to manually rotoscope so a green screen/keying/backround replacement would take more time.
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[Daniel De Silva] “What’s the easiest way to smooth it out?”
Add a bit of noise.
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You could probably get a used 24-70 2.8 L for that.
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Turn on the clone stamp overlay setting in the paint window. Note that it doesn’t work exactly like in Photoshop.
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If you have formats with weird directory structures (AVCHD, P2 wtc) then you should use the media browser when importing.
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[Shane Ross] “Not sure how to do this and then relink later….Premiere isn’t as suited to that as Avid and FCX are.”
Make the media offline and relink. It isn’t that hard really.
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[Matt Hoffman] “preserve the timecode metadata”
7D files do not have a timecode track. It does however have some sort of ToD thing going on. You can find the plugin if you go to the downloads and drivers page of a camera and choose to show software for Mac OS X 10.7.