CC this baby! Suggestions?
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Re: CC this baby! Suggestions?
[quote author=FlatEric link=board=Clips;num=1107813065;start=15#20 date=02/08/05 at 03:00:37]Bluespider, yours is the best I've seen in this thread. I especially like how you've made the clouds clearly visable. Well done[/quote]
Bluepsider used Photoshop I think -- that detail doesn't exist in the original grab.
[quote author=FlatEric link=board=Clips;num=1107813065;start=15#20 date=02/08/05 at 03:00:37]Bluespider, yours is the best I've seen in this thread. I especially like how you've made the clouds clearly visable. Well done[/quote]
Bluepsider used Photoshop I think -- that detail doesn't exist in the original grab.
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Nice try Spider, but even I know that when its blown out, its blown out........that, and I know we didn't have cloud coverage that day. ;D
But maybe.....if I go frame by frame........never mind, my brain hurts thinking about it.
Turns out the head honcho wants to just reshoot it at like 8am when the sun is just coming up. So problem kinda solved.
Thanks a bunch you guys, I really liked some of the tweaks.
Nice try Spider, but even I know that when its blown out, its blown out........that, and I know we didn't have cloud coverage that day. ;D
But maybe.....if I go frame by frame........never mind, my brain hurts thinking about it.
Turns out the head honcho wants to just reshoot it at like 8am when the sun is just coming up. So problem kinda solved.
Thanks a bunch you guys, I really liked some of the tweaks.
BLUESPIDER
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Re: CC this baby! Suggestions?
Yes this was Photoshop. Basically everything I do in photoshop can be easily applied in AE. Since this was only a single frame I used Photoshop instead. 8)
Yes this was Photoshop. Basically everything I do in photoshop can be easily applied in AE. Since this was only a single frame I used Photoshop instead. 8)
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Re: CC this baby! Suggestions?
insomniac, you should put the smoke on the red truck, once we tried to pull it into the garage to thaw out (which was like 10 feet from where it is in this shot) it crapped out and wouldn't start.
wing, I like that dual layers alot, I've never tried to do any of that.
insomniac, you should put the smoke on the red truck, once we tried to pull it into the garage to thaw out (which was like 10 feet from where it is in this shot) it crapped out and wouldn't start.
wing, I like that dual layers alot, I've never tried to do any of that.
Wing
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Re: CC this baby! Suggestions?
[quote author=toilet_bob link=board=Clips;num=1107813065;start=15#26 date=02/08/05 at 22:25:19]wing, I like that dual layers alot, I've never tried to do any of that.[/quote]
Hi toilet_bob,
Yeah, layers can give a little more control and options than just straight filtering. I used two layers. The base layer is your original image. The top layer has, from memory (I didn't save the FCP project), these filters in this stacking order:
Channel - Invert: Y, 30-40%.
Channel - Arithmetic: Screen, RGB, light cyan-ish blue, about 30% or so.
The top layer's composite mode is Darken. I also turned it's Opacity to 40-50%.
This effectively turns the brighter parts of the picture slightly darker and slightly more blue. The original picture as the base layer serves to ensure we're not just seeing the effect, but rather a balance of the original and some of the effect layered on top.
Good luck with the edit mate!
[quote author=toilet_bob link=board=Clips;num=1107813065;start=15#26 date=02/08/05 at 22:25:19]wing, I like that dual layers alot, I've never tried to do any of that.[/quote]
Hi toilet_bob,
Yeah, layers can give a little more control and options than just straight filtering. I used two layers. The base layer is your original image. The top layer has, from memory (I didn't save the FCP project), these filters in this stacking order:
Channel - Invert: Y, 30-40%.
Channel - Arithmetic: Screen, RGB, light cyan-ish blue, about 30% or so.
The top layer's composite mode is Darken. I also turned it's Opacity to 40-50%.
This effectively turns the brighter parts of the picture slightly darker and slightly more blue. The original picture as the base layer serves to ensure we're not just seeing the effect, but rather a balance of the original and some of the effect layered on top.
Good luck with the edit mate!
BLUESPIDER
DVXuser Ninja
Re: CC this baby! Suggestions?
you freak!
you freak!
Final Design Studios
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Good god! its amazing what one man can do with a computer.
Lee, that was hilarious.
Good god! its amazing what one man can do with a computer.
Lee, that was hilarious.
