Best film-look plugin?

D.O.C.

D.O.C.

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I use Premiere Pro 1.5, what is the best film-look plugin to achieve a better film feel?
 
Re: Best film-look plugin?

Personaly love the BigFX plugins..they just immitate the film look pretty extensively with quite a few film stock presets with some extras. On top of that they are custimizable pretty well. I just hope there would be as well developed version for mac :(. Deffinitely worth the investment.

Michal
 
Re: Best film-look plugin?

Premiere Pro includes the free MovieLooks plug-in, doesn't it? You can try that and see what you think, especially since it's free...
 
Re: Best film-look plugin?

Magic Bullet is a RENDER HOG. It has good looks, but be prepared to set your project rendering just before you leave for the weekend . . .
 
Re: Best film-look plugin?

[quote author=David Jimerson link=board=Offtopic;num=1087948287;start=0#5 date=06/23/04 at 16:22:38]Magic Bullet is a RENDER HOG.  It has good looks, but be prepared to set your project rendering just before you leave for the weekend . . . [/quote]

werd
 
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Rendering a 30-second spot in Magic Bullet Movie Looks (from Vegas 5.0) took about 14 minutes. So it's about a 30:1 ratio, I guess... so a 2-hour picture would take about 60 hours to render.

(I wonder if Movie Looks works over network rendering in Vegas? Hmmm... but that's getting way off-topic).
 
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I rendered  some out door Wedding stuff that I shot last weekend and ran it through Magic Bullet and went away for 2 days. Footage looks awsome though.
 
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