fading effects

lars-plovmann wrote on 9/24/2017, 1:44 PM

Hi guys..

Just wanne hear you... If now I want to take a normal clip, and will use one off the movieclip to make the like look like a old clip, BUT want it to fade from the old look and over to normal look, what so ??

Hope you understand what I meen :)

and its in Video prox8

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johnebaker wrote on 9/24/2017, 3:15 PM

Here is a quick and easy way of achieving this, with no keyframing which can be difficult where multiple effects are combined by the Movie look effect.

HTH

John EB

lars-plovmann wrote on 9/25/2017, 4:25 AM

Hi John... Great, and thanks a lot :) BUT its not always it works... try to do it whit the 16 mm movie look effect ...

johnebaker wrote on 9/25/2017, 5:23 AM

For the effects that apply one or more extra components eg mask and/or overlay ie 16mm, Orange gradient, Tilt shift and Vignette an extra step is required - do the following

In a new project add the video clip to the timeline.
Apply the effect to the clip
Export the clip as MXV format and close the project
In the project where you want the effect add the original clip and the exported clip to the timeline
Cut and extend the clips as shown above to create the crossfade.

Important: both clips must be aligned for this to work correctly.

HTH

John EB

lars-plovmann wrote on 9/25/2017, 6:22 AM

Ohhh yes, offcause :) the format to export til clip, why MXV ? the mpeg4 also work :) But thanks again John...

johnebaker wrote on 9/25/2017, 8:00 AM

. . . . why MXV ? . . . .

To maintain the best quality without exporting to an uncompressed format. The MXV format is less compressed than mp4

Multiple decompressing/compressing introduces a noticeable drop in quality.

HTH

John EB