[Łukasz Stolarski]

That’s the solution, I thought about that but wasn’t sure about details. This way I can key the effect 🙂 Thank you very much.

Some additional thoughts – I’ve discovered that I did it two years ago using color pass in Adobe Premiere, not a BCC filter. I’ve just found that old project (I burn all projects without footage on DVDs) and that’s how I know. It’s funny that such a simple effect (just three clicks in Premiere) doesn’t exist in BCC and Avid, that you have to go around, waste time etc. Even though I’ve learned to like Avid, I still claim it sometimes is a huge timewaster and is lacking simple solutions for simple problems. But again, it has some really great features.

Thanks again! Solution found.

[Łukasz Stolarski]

Thanks for your response. I’ve read it’s possible but what if I wanted to key that effect? I did it once in Boris Continuum Complete and that’s why I’m trying to find the same solution. The video has to be black and white with a red T-shirt a man is wearing but then the T-shirt slowly loses saturation as well.

I did it once with green lights, I wish I could remember how…

Thanks for trying to help.

[Łukasz Stolarski]

Thanks for your response, but it still doesn’t solve my problem. I thought that maybe my codec is out of date or different that the one used in the video (but it shouldn’t be, I got the clip and the codec together, on a DVD), but even if I wanted to download a new/different one, as you suggested, I cannot do it. I just cannot find it on Blackmagic website, I’ve found some old links on different forums but they lead to nowhere. I’m computer literate so I don’t know if it’s me or if the codecs are just not there.

The one I have is “Blackmagic_Codecs_v4.9.msi” but it doesn’t help, both Quicktime and Avid don’t know what the file “test_bm_10bit.mov” is.

Any more help, please?

Cheers.