Kevin Dorsey Veteran Mar 22, 2006 #3 You could add some vignetting, a slight flicker, some grain, and speed it up a bit. It would definitely be easier to apply a film look filter.
You could add some vignetting, a slight flicker, some grain, and speed it up a bit. It would definitely be easier to apply a film look filter.
b_boy Active member Mar 22, 2006 #4 ok thanks . I have mb so i will try it. how much speed should i put on it
Shooter Veteran Mar 22, 2006 #6 b boy said: i'm trying to getting in 8mm look on premier pro 1.5 any ideals Click to expand... What is the 8mm look ? I know what 8mm (and Super 8) looks like but what does it actually "look" like to you ? What are the characteristics that you would like to simulate ? Color, contrast, frame movement, vignette, scratches & marring, Kodachrome, projection effects etc.... Magic Bullet Editors will be a great place to start anyway.
b boy said: i'm trying to getting in 8mm look on premier pro 1.5 any ideals Click to expand... What is the 8mm look ? I know what 8mm (and Super 8) looks like but what does it actually "look" like to you ? What are the characteristics that you would like to simulate ? Color, contrast, frame movement, vignette, scratches & marring, Kodachrome, projection effects etc.... Magic Bullet Editors will be a great place to start anyway.