Vince Becquiot
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Back to Photoshop 😉
Funny thing I was looking for that a couple of month ago.
Here’s a tutorial: https://av.adobe.com/russellbrown/CaptionMakerSM.mov
here’s a link to the script you’ll need: https://www.russellbrown.com/images/tips_downloads/DrBrownsInstaller1.5WIN.zip
Good luck,
Vince
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Hi Mike,
Good weekend to you sir. I was rendering a lossless AVI (RGB + Alpha, Straight), but I tried QT animation, same problem 🙁
That issue does not happen with a color matte (YUV matte ?), but if you have a DV file handy, you might see what I mean. There is a slight Luma shift, but the Chroma shift is the most striking, (about 20 IRE’s). Again, I was thinking about a YUV color space compression, but it shouldn’t affect the luma part of the file, so I am at a loss… Dynamic link isn’t really an option here since we work in different locations.
Vince
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The problem with shining objects is that they have to reflect their environment.
I find that 3D applications do that best, Invigorator is one of them.
Vince
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BTW, I usually use Color Finesse to make fine level adjustments, but I now realize that the render time of CF vs PP 2 Levels is quite a bit longer.
Vince
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You can select the clips holding shift and choose “Group” if you want them to stick together.
Vince
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Well, I think the circle Effect may be new to PP2. One that’s used quite a bit in wedding videos is also a round white border.
Let me know if you need a round one in Photoshop and I’ll post a link.
Cheers,
Vince
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2) is the only correct answer. Take a look at SonicFire for Royalty Free music.
Vince
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That can be achieved with a Photoshop feathered border and layered over your video track.
I posted one a while back, here it is…
https://www.kaptis.com/media/web/Alpha_feather.psd
To get a round one, use the Circle effect in Premiere, change the blending mode to stencil Alpha and increase the feather setting.
Cheers,
Vince
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If the clips themselves don’t match, your best option here would be to adjust each clip’s master volume separately. To shrink the overall audio range, you’ll have to look into the “Dynamics” effect, and use the compressor / Expander.
Vince
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well, that probably will come as bad news, but you probably applied keyframes to the track and not to the audio clips, meaning moving clip will not affect the keyframes.
If you are going to start from scratch you might as well start applying them to the clips themselves.
Vince