celluloid
- Thread starter brianluce
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That's not entirely true; I'm not a programmer, so the software shell itself was done by VASST (chiefly, John Rofrano).
But yes, it's an easy way to crop 4:3 material to 16:9, convert 60i to 24p, and apply various looks to your footage. Pretty much a one-step process.
But yes, it's an easy way to crop 4:3 material to 16:9, convert 60i to 24p, and apply various looks to your footage. Pretty much a one-step process.
I like this celluloid!
Coupla questions.
I'm mixing a bunch of 16/9 and 4/3 footage. What will happen to the 16/9 when celluloid tries to convert it to 16/9? It's already 16/9 so what happens? Does the earth blow up or something?
I have some 60i and 30p in the same timeline, should I convert the 60i to 30p in celluloid? What advantage will that give me?
How do you remove the celluloid filter from a particular clip? I opened celluloid and deselected/unchecked the functions and tried to render a clean version and it seemed the filter was still there....
Coupla questions.
I'm mixing a bunch of 16/9 and 4/3 footage. What will happen to the 16/9 when celluloid tries to convert it to 16/9? It's already 16/9 so what happens? Does the earth blow up or something?
I have some 60i and 30p in the same timeline, should I convert the 60i to 30p in celluloid? What advantage will that give me?
How do you remove the celluloid filter from a particular clip? I opened celluloid and deselected/unchecked the functions and tried to render a clean version and it seemed the filter was still there....
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